It ends. So grateful.
“The ‘Contemporary’ Choir: The Future is Now” or “For the Love of All That is Sacred, Make It Stop!”.
By idaflo | January 14th, 2011 | View Comments
It ends. So grateful.
“The ‘Contemporary’ Choir: The Future is Now” or “For the Love of All That is Sacred, Make It Stop!”.
TAGS: Christian, contemporary choir, contemporary worship, LCMS, liturgy, older folks, sacred, sad worship, worship CATEGORIES: Current Events, Religion, Who Knew!?, education, humor, video
By idaflo | September 7th, 2010 | View Comments
I have discovered that in a congregational setting, for those congregations who have a “bully network”, this network has two parts. Part one is of course those who engage in the bullying. Part two is the rest of the congregation, that overwhelmingly sits by, mute, as whoever is being bullied, gets “the treatment”. I believe both sides are equally culpable. Yet I feel the greatest disgust for the “part-two” folks who know better, but refuse to act because they fear being bullied themselves. And so they watch, always behind the cloak of “not wanting to cause trouble”. Dysfunctional cowardice.
One of the most popular pieces of advice they gave to seminarians’ wives while we were at the seminary?
“Just be yourself”.
These pictures are dedicated to all those women out there, who have discovered that that piece of advice can get you into a whole HEAP of trouble… Read More »
TAGS: burqa, Christ, communication, hiding, hope, pastor's wife, suffering CATEGORIES: Art, Current Events, History, Politics, Pop Culture, Religion, Who Knew!?, education, terrorism
By idaflo | August 14th, 2010 | View Comments
This article inspires me to make a public service announcement:
Humans armed with knives and forks enlisted to control lionfish invasionBy Kari Huus
The federal government has thrown its weight behind plans to field a novel weapon – the American appetite – in a bid to halt the spread of the voracious and invasive lionfish. Read More »
TAGS: : Food, environment, fish, fishing, Florida, Gulf, Lionfish, market, MSNBC, predator, video CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Pop Culture, Science, Who Knew!?, education
By idaflo | August 3rd, 2010 | View Comments
Once again, the Obama administration and federal government are waging war on the WRONG PEOPLE.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is considering a crackdown on farm dust, so senators have signed a letter addressing their concerns on the possible regulations.
The letter dated July 23 to the EPA states, “If approved, would establish the most stringent and unparalleled regulation of dust in our nation’s history.” It further states, “We respect efforts for a clean and healthy environment, but not at the expense of common sense. Read More »
TAGS: dust, farmers, Jacqueline Sit, News 9, Oklahoma, regulations, war on wrong people CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Politics, Science, Who Knew!?, education
By idaflo | July 24th, 2010 | View Comments

Published by Lee S. Gliddon, Jr. on Jul 23rd, 2010 at We’re Right – DesertConservative.com
Whales are sensitive, social animals with highly developed nervous systems. They have a profound capacity to suffer distress, terror and pain. Each year, the Faroese kill pilot whales and other small cetaceans. Read More »
TAGS: butchery victims, Faroese, hunt, Islands, John Koehler, Lee S. Gliddon Jr., slaughter, whales CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Politics, Pop Culture, Science, Who Knew!?, education
By idaflo | June 22nd, 2010 | View Comments
And from the original Television report:
TAGS: bigfoot, cryptozoology, news, North Carolina, Tin Foil Hats, TITLEOFMAGAZINE, Who Knew!? CATEGORIES: Art, Current Events, History, Pop Culture, Science, Who Knew!?, humor, video
By idaflo | June 16th, 2010 | View Comments

The entrance to the underground Svalbard Global Seed Vault juts from a hillside in the Norwegian Arctic. (Credit: John McConnico/Associated Press)
[UPDATED, 8:30 a.m.] After several years of planning and digging, the world has its first secure, deep-frozen repository for backup supplies of seeds from hundreds of thousands of plant varieties that underpin agriculture. Read More »
TAGS: : Food, agriculture, arctic, biodiversity, disaster, Dot Earth, farming, resilience, sustainable development CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Politics, Pop Culture, Who Knew!?, education
By idaflo | June 11th, 2010 | View Comments
If Louder = Truer, than this young man has something to say…or, perhaps not.
And he has his own video news show.
Truly, WHO KNEW?
TAGS: California, Canada news, Frankie McDowell, loud repport, video CATEGORIES: Current Events, Pop Culture, Who Knew!?, humor
By idaflo | June 7th, 2010 | View Comments
TAGS: brains, Metro.co.uk, prediction, smoking, vulture brains, World Cup gamblers CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Pop Culture, Who Knew!?
By idaflo | June 3rd, 2010 | View Comments
We finally had a chance to go to the Gulf Coast a few months ago. Husband found a great deal in a reputable hotel chain. It had been a long trip, we were tired, so we checked in and were changing for bed when we saw “it”. The loogy in the bathroom sink. Unmistakable. Big. Green.
So I cleaned it up, resolving diligence in traveling with more cleaning supplies in the future. Yes, we did inform the manager. But with family out of state and days away, it’s not a first “Ick-incident”, just the latest. Do you have motel/hotel stories?

NEW YORK, June 3, 2010 from CBS News
TAGS: CBS News, dirtiest, hotels, motels, Who Knew!? CATEGORIES: Current Events, History, Pop Culture, Who Knew!?
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