Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Friday, May 17, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Sunday, May 5, 2013
PEZ DISPENSER EUCHARIST
Purity Features
Germ Free Distribution
Re-loadable Tubes - 125 Hosts
Silver & Gold Finishes
East (sic) To Use Feather Light Design
Also incredible.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
NASA: THREE YEARS OF SUN IN THREE MINUTES
In the three years since it first provided images of the sun in the spring of 2010, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) has had virtually unbroken coverage of the sun's rise toward solar maximum, the peak of solar activity in its regular 11-year cycle. This video shows those three years of the sun at a pace of two images per day.Amazing and beautiful. The musical accompaniment is "A Lady's Errand of Love" by Martin Lass.
Thanks to Paul (A.).
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Friday, April 5, 2013
TALKING TO FACEBOOK
Facebook asks, What's on your mind?"
What's on my mind? I've been reflecting on my Lent that was pretty much non-Lent, followed by a good Holy Week, which I've not yet got together in my head enough to write about. For Lent, I did not give up anything, nor did I do anything positive that was any different from my daily life. Daily life seems to keep me pretty much occupied and out of trouble - most of the time. During Holy Week, I attended services on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday, and it was all good. We had a nice, quiet Easter Day, which was good, too.
And then there's the ongoing puzzle of prayers I say and hymns I sing, even as I don't really believe all that I pray and sing. What's even odder is that some of my favorite hymns include theology to which I do not subscribe.
That's what is on my mind, Facebook, as though you cared.
What's on my mind? I've been reflecting on my Lent that was pretty much non-Lent, followed by a good Holy Week, which I've not yet got together in my head enough to write about. For Lent, I did not give up anything, nor did I do anything positive that was any different from my daily life. Daily life seems to keep me pretty much occupied and out of trouble - most of the time. During Holy Week, I attended services on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday, and it was all good. We had a nice, quiet Easter Day, which was good, too.
And then there's the ongoing puzzle of prayers I say and hymns I sing, even as I don't really believe all that I pray and sing. What's even odder is that some of my favorite hymns include theology to which I do not subscribe.
That's what is on my mind, Facebook, as though you cared.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
BLUE MONDAY - FATS DOMINO
Friday night with Fats Domino singing "Blue Monday". Ponder that mindbender, as you listen and enjoy. I missed the Fats post last week altogether. Sorry about that.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Saturday, March 16, 2013
FEAST OF ST PATRICK
From Patrick's Compline.
St. Benin's Church, Kilbennan, County Galway, Ireland
Detail of stained glass window depicting St. Patrick.May God shield me;
may God fill me;
may God keep me;
may God watch me;
may God bring me this night
to the nearness of His love.
Image from Wikipedia.
UPDATE: Padre Mickey has a wonderful post on St Patrick:
I think the celebration of St. Patrick's Day has more to do with the pride of those of Irish heritage in the land of their ancestors than with the actual St. Patrick; leprechauns and green beer and getting plastered have nothing to do with the saint, and such celebrations do not take place in Ireland. Today we are going to remember Patrick as a missionary and bishop, and as the man who helped spread Christianity throughout Ireland.Of course, Padre Mickey is correct. Read the entire post.
Friday, March 8, 2013
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
TIRED,TIRED, TIRED
Today I feel as though I've been trying with my bare hands to hold President Obama and Democrats in the Senate and the House accountable to implement the policies which led me to vote for them in the first place - policies which will bring a measure of fairness and equality to the citizens of the United States. I know I'm not alone and that many others are fighting, too, but I'm tired and about ready to give up. Among the politicians who know what is right, few have either the courage or the will to do the right thing.
I'm tired of the Democrats' appeasement of Republican politicians who apparently care only about rich donors who fill their campaign chests. Keep in mind that all in the Congress are well-cared for with their yearly automatic raises that they don't even have to vote on, and their generous benefits and pensions. I'm tired of Democrats who feel the need to express politically-correct concern about the deficit at this time, when they know what the people of the country want and need are jobs and money to pay their bills and buy the goods and services that are produced here, which would help the economy recover. A strong economic recovery would, in itself, help reduce the deficit. Why don't elected officials in the Democratic Party stop talking about the deficit and stay on message about creating jobs, jobs, jobs and a return to a robust economic recovery? Our infrastructure is falling apart. Why is it a good thing for the wealthiest country in the world to have a collapsing infrastructure? Put people to work repairing and rebuilding.
Why is the stock market booming, reaching record heights, when so many in the country are suffering? Watch the video below, which has gone viral. The graphs are shocking, and, for me, depressing as they demonstrate the ever-widening income gap between the poor and middle class and the richest people in the country, the inequality that few politicians in the country are willing to address with realistic policies that will improve conditions for a large majority of the people.
Tired...
I'm tired of the Democrats' appeasement of Republican politicians who apparently care only about rich donors who fill their campaign chests. Keep in mind that all in the Congress are well-cared for with their yearly automatic raises that they don't even have to vote on, and their generous benefits and pensions. I'm tired of Democrats who feel the need to express politically-correct concern about the deficit at this time, when they know what the people of the country want and need are jobs and money to pay their bills and buy the goods and services that are produced here, which would help the economy recover. A strong economic recovery would, in itself, help reduce the deficit. Why don't elected officials in the Democratic Party stop talking about the deficit and stay on message about creating jobs, jobs, jobs and a return to a robust economic recovery? Our infrastructure is falling apart. Why is it a good thing for the wealthiest country in the world to have a collapsing infrastructure? Put people to work repairing and rebuilding.
Why is the stock market booming, reaching record heights, when so many in the country are suffering? Watch the video below, which has gone viral. The graphs are shocking, and, for me, depressing as they demonstrate the ever-widening income gap between the poor and middle class and the richest people in the country, the inequality that few politicians in the country are willing to address with realistic policies that will improve conditions for a large majority of the people.
Tired...
Monday, March 4, 2013
ULTIMATE ANTI-GAY MARRIAGE AD
Says it all. What can pro-gay marriage people be thinking?
Thanks to Paul (A.) for the link.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Thursday, February 28, 2013
"CAT VS DOG - A TRICK CONTEST"
What a delightful video. I'd say Kaiser, the cat, wins because cats are much harder to train. Border Collies are intelligent and eager to learn.
I love the Bengal cat, which are rarities around here. I've never seen one. Of course, I love Nana, the Border Collie, too.
The owner and trainer of Kaiser and Nana says, "I do all of my animal training using positive reinforcement and clicker training."
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
SUPPORT FOR GAY MARRIAGE GROWS
The video ad shows a surprising combination of supporters of gay marriage. Throughout the country, support for same-sex marriage is increasingly seen as a matter of equality.
UPDATE: From ABC on Laura Bush:
The former first lady’s office told the Dallas Morning News that Bush had not given her consent to be part of the ad, and had asked that she be removed from it.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Friday, February 15, 2013
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