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Category Archives: Wisdom
Lake Calhoun Minneapolis Morning Light
Lake Calhoun Minneapolis Morning Light
This location is one of the most iconic in the city of Minneapolis. It is beautiful day or night, summer or winter.
This is a more artistic view of this classic scene…
Have a great evening friends.
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Posted in Art, Photography, Travel, Wisdom
Tagged Lake Calhoun Minneapolis Morning Light photograph prints art
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Book Review: The Little Book That Beats the Market: Joel Greenblatt
This book is a short little piece with lots of humor, but do not mistake it’s brevity for lack of content and power. The methodology that this book recommends is so easy and so powerful that the author risks having the reader not taking it seriously. I beg you, take this seriously and you will be handsomely rewarded.
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Posted in Investing, Literature, Quote of the day, Wisdom
Tagged Book Review: The Little Book That Beats the Market: Joel Greenblatt value investing benjamin graham warren buffett
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Doing what you believe to be right even at a cost
So today I received a call from AARP (Yes the huge senior’s organization). At first I was thinking I was getting old and they were calling to offer me a membership. But alas, it was something else. They were calling to request that I would be their photographer at the Minnesota State Fair. I would get all kinds of press coverage and get links to my web site and all that stuff bla bla bla…
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Creation
Creation Originally uploaded by !!WaynePhotoGuy. Listening to: Haydn: Die Schopfung (The Creation), Genesis 1The Beginning 1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. 2 Now the earth was [a] formless and empty, darkness was over the surface … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography, Quote of the day, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged creation genisis genesis bible god religion beautiful sunset nature clouds beauty midwest majestic fantastic incredible
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Who I Am….
A very good friend of mine (find Elsa’s work here) shared with me this piece that she had written. I was so blow away by it that I had to share it with you. I hope this touches you like … Continue reading
Homosexual Rights Group – Early Supporter of VIRTUS in Twin Cities
This letter went out yesterday from primaryeducators.org . From: webmaster@primaryeducators.org Dear Parents, You may have missed this in the previous broadcast message due to its length. Some additional information is provided. A question was raised at the meeting that if … Continue reading
The Cost of becoming a Christian in Afghanistan
Of course you don’t hear this in the MSM but this is what happens pretty regularly in the Muslim world. Abdul Rahman is facing a death sentence for becoming a Christian. What a heinous crime! One bystander states… "Cut off … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged afghanistan, christian, death, death sentence, Rahman, sentence, the cost of becoming a Christian in Afghanistan
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Everything Happens For A Reason
Sometimes people come into your life and you know right away that they were meant to be there … to serve some sort of purpose, teach you a lesson or help figure out who you are or who you want … Continue reading
South Dakota bans most abortions
South Dakota has now been placed on the map as a state that is not afraid of a big fight. The Gov has signed into law legislation that would ban almost all abortions. These guys know there is going to … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current Affairs, Misc, Politics, Religion, Science, Wisdom
Tagged abortion, ban, gov, law, Mike, Mike Rounds, Rounds, signed, South dakota
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Why does Hollywood hate Israel?
The new Israel bashing movie "Paradise Now" is another fine example of Hollywood hating Israel. Link: Ynetnews – Culture – Oscar nominee: People hate Israelis for a reason. HOLLYWOOD – Hany Abu-Assad’s film "Paradise Now" left few Israelis indifferent. The … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Film, Misc, Movies, Politics, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged film, nominated, Oscar, Paradise Now, Yedioth Ahronoth
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Is autism caused by mercury in vaccines?
We have some friends that have been saying that they think that their childrens vaccines have cause symptoms of autism in two of their children. Now we see this study. A new study shows a direct relationship between mercury in … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Health, Science, Wisdom
Tagged autism, link, links, mercury, New, New study links mercury, study, vaccines
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Theologian-scientist makes stem-cell issues understandable
By Sharon Soderlund Father Tadeusz Pacholczyk, a scientist and theologian who will speak at St. Joseph in Hopkins Feb. 2, is an engaging and riveting speaker who communicates complex scientific and moral issues in a way that makes them easily … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Health, Religion, Science, Wisdom
Tagged Bioethics, catholic, center, Father Tad, Making Sense Out of Bioethics, National, Ph.D., PHD, Philadelphia, Rev, Tadeusz Pacholczyk, The National Catholic Bioethics Center
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Whatever Happened To Masculinity?
Like I have said before, there are many things with which I disagree with Chuck Baldwin. But when I agree, I really agree. This commentary is one in which I agree whole heartedly, so I had to post it. Enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged boy, chuck baldwin, courage, manhood, masculinity, men, Whatever Happened To Masculinity?, women
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Daily Thoughts
Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant. –Robert Louis Stevenson You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection. –Buddha The secret of health for both … Continue reading
Posted in Quote of the day, Wisdom
Tagged budda, of the day, quote, quote of the day, quotes, Robert Louis Stevenson, thought
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Roe v. Wade anniversary
On this 33rd Roe v. Wade anniversary I would like to do a little math. Abortion has been "legal" for 33 years now. According to the many sources (do your own research if you don’t believe me), in the US … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Politics, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged 33, abortion, abortions, anniversary, roe v wade
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VIRTUS: Protecting God’s Children
The American Catholic Bishops adopted the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People during their Dallas meeting in 2002. It was updated recently in 2005. The creation of this Charter was in reaction to the priest sex abuse … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current Affairs, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged American, and Minneapolis, Archdiocese, catholic, Catholic Bishops, charter, Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People, Protecting God's Children, protection of children, sex abuse scandal, st paul, VIRTUS, young people
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Best Predictor of Success
What is the best predictor of success is life? Is it intelligence? Is it good looks? It appears (as common sense would point to anyway) that self discipline, self sacrifice and hardwork are the number one predictor of success. The … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Misc, Wisdom
Tagged education, Jay Mathews, kipp, post, results, washington
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Thought Of The Day
God does not die on the day when we cease to believe in a personal deity, but we die on the day when our lives cease to be illumined by the steady radiance, renewed daily, of a wonder, the source … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Misc, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged belief, Dag, Dag Hammarskjöld, faith, god, Hammarskjöld, the 4th Kid, THOUght of the day, wisdom
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New Orleans Trip Count Down
The count down to our departure date for the New Orleans Hurricane Katrina Relief trip has started. We have just 18 days and counting. Mission control will commence control at T minus 4 days. I just had to throw this … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Current Affairs, Misc, Religion, Travel, Wisdom
Tagged katrina, Katrina Relief, LA, luisiana, mission, missions, relief, urban impact
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Martin Luther King: I Have a Dream
On this Martin Luther King holiday I only thought it would be right to post one of the greatest speaches of all time by the great leader Dr Martin Luther King. Keep in mind that this man’s view of the … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Commentary, Literature, Misc, Politics, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged Dr Martin Luther King, dream, I Have a Dream, Martin Luther King, speach
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Dorm Brothels
Chuch Colson at Break Point has such an important commentary today about what is really going on within our college dorms that I had to pass it on. One student says "Peer pressure and living arrangements on campus make promiscuity … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Health, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged Aldous Huxley, Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, brave new world, brothel, brothels, dorm brothels, promiscuity, sex
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Destroying the Icons of Radical Feminism
This morning Bill Bennett had Kate O’Beirne of National Review Online on his show mostly discussing the Sam Alito Supreme Court Judicial Court confirmation hearings that are getting under way. O’Beirne recently wrote a piece that outlines her dream speech … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Books, Cultural Commentary, Current Affairs, Health, Politics, Religion, Wisdom
Tagged amazon, bill bennett, Carrie Bradshaw, Dianne Feinstein, Eleanor Smeal, Feinstein, Gloria Steinem, Hillary Clinton, Kate, Kate Michelman, Kate O’Beirne, Maureen Dowd, O’Beirne, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sex and the City
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How Bad is the US Debt Problem?
Do you have any idea how bad the US debt problem is? Does it matter at all? I had those exact same questions so I set out to do a little research to try to figure this out and satisfy my curious little brain. This paper is the result of that search. Continue reading →