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Monthly Archives: August 2010
The Tillman Story
Pat Tillman was an American hero. But not in the obvious sense. Tillman wasn’t a hero because he walked away from his lucrative career as a professional football player to join the Army Rangers, along with his younger brother Kevin. … Continue reading
Posted in Film
Tagged Afghan War, Afghanistan, Afghanistan War, Arizona Cardinals, Army, Army Rangers, Burning Love Institute, burningloveinstitute.com, Bush administration, Department of Defense, documentary, DOD, Donald Rumsfeld, film, fratricide, George Bush, government cover-up, government lies, government propaganda, hero heros, Iraq, Iraq War, Iraqi War, Jessica Lynch, John McCain, Kevin Tillman, military cover-up, military lies, military propaganda, Occupation of Iraq, Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Pat Tillman, Pat Tillman Story, Pentagon, propaganda, Ranger, Second Gulf War, Secretary of Defense, Tillman, Tillman family, US Army, War in Afghanistan, War in Iraq
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Mother Teresa Is A Big Bully
I never know whether to laugh or cry these days. To celebrate what would have been Mother Teresa’s 100th birthday (if only she were not dead), the Catholic League for Civil and Religious Rights and other local fans of the Catholic nun and … Continue reading
Posted in News, Religion
Tagged 19th Amendment, Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, Blessed Teresa of Calcutta, Burning Love Institute, burningloveinstitute.com, Catholic League for Civil and Religious Rights, Empire State Building, Manhattan, Missions of Charity, Mother Teresa, New York City, Teresaites
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Handy Workout Still Makes Me Chuckle
I can’t believe I still see this ad on TV. I was watching a special on Ovation about the transformation of the art world (or perhaps I should say the art business) and saw it again. The Shake Weight. It’s hard … Continue reading
Expendable Other Guys Salt Schmucks at Dinner for Inception
A quick round-up of some movies I’ve seen recently… The Expendables Yes, this is everything you think it is. And Jason Statham almost counterbalances the dead weight of Sylvester Stallone. Almost. Sure, there’s as much cheese as there is violence. … Continue reading
A Balls Deep Theme Song
The Unit would have been an entertaining show – if it wasn’t for the wives. Now don’t get me wrong…I likes me lotsa womens. But this series basically tries to combine a show about a special forces team in action with a soap … Continue reading
On Target
So I went to the new Target store up in East Harlem this weekend. It was not an excuse to go to Patsy’s Pizza. No, certainly not. I used to hit the local Target when I lived in Laguna Beach. That … Continue reading
Posted in UpYor
Tagged Best Buy, Burning Love Institute, burningloveinstitute.com, East Harlem, Manhattan, New York, New York City, Patsy's, Patsy's Pizza, SpaHa, Spanish Harlem, Target
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What the %$&#!!!
CBS is set to air a new sitcom starring William Shatner this fall. And, as much as I like Shatner, this thing was created by the creators of Will & Grace and is based on something as substantial as a Twitter … Continue reading
HARLEM SHUFFLE: Bad Cops or Bad Shots?
This past weekend, a party in Harlem got a little out of hand. The police showed up and, well, shot a guy 21 times. Don’t worry…he lived. But the guy he shot at the beginning of the altercation did not. … Continue reading
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Tagged Angel Alvarez, Luis Soto, Amadou Diallo, NYPD, cops, police, police officers, plainclothes officers, plainclothes police, law enforcement, law enforcement officers, Harlem, shooting, police shooting, New York City, New York City Police Department, New York Police Department, Pastor Al Taylor, Reverend Vernon Williams, Burning Love Institute, burningloveinstitute.com
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