My Chilean miners article has been recommended on Facebook over 330 times:
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Friday, November 12, 2010
Read my article about the mid-term elections:
http://www.philly2philly.com/politics_community/politics_community_articles/2010/11/3/45457/post_mid_term_election_recap_tea_part
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My article on Donovan McNabb.
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http://www.philly2philly.com/sports/sports_articles/2010/11/4/55507/donovan_mcnabb_the_questions_continue
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http://www.philly2philly.com/sports/sports_articles/2010/11/4/55507/donovan_mcnabb_the_questions_continue
Thursday, November 11, 2010
In opposition to public behaviors seen during the Vietnam era, overwhelming percentages of the American people support our troops in the current Middle Eastern wars.
This clear evolution in thought, by those who are oppose armed conflict, has occurred since the late 60's and early 70's. Twenty-first century believers in peace must have realized that their protesting ancestors weren't most effectively promoting their ideas by condemning United States troops publicly. Current anti-military displays have not been well received by the public and have not been widely seen across the two presidencies.
Certainly those who have family members and friends in armed conflict deserve to have mixed feelings.
Their opinions deserve full respect.
It is often difficult to determine the underlying intent of those who don't have ties to war, but protest, while claiming to support the troops.
The current overall attitude of the American public, towards our troops serving in the Middle Eastern wars, reveals deep respect for the young men and women who have voluntarily put their lives at risk for the sake of others.
This clear evolution in thought, by those who are oppose armed conflict, has occurred since the late 60's and early 70's. Twenty-first century believers in peace must have realized that their protesting ancestors weren't most effectively promoting their ideas by condemning United States troops publicly. Current anti-military displays have not been well received by the public and have not been widely seen across the two presidencies.
Certainly those who have family members and friends in armed conflict deserve to have mixed feelings.
Their opinions deserve full respect.
It is often difficult to determine the underlying intent of those who don't have ties to war, but protest, while claiming to support the troops.
The current overall attitude of the American public, towards our troops serving in the Middle Eastern wars, reveals deep respect for the young men and women who have voluntarily put their lives at risk for the sake of others.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Davey Lopes
With Davey's departure the team has another hole to fill.
He helped the team effectively use the running game more than any time in recent memory.
This helped to set up homerun counts for batters and to produce small-ball runs as well.
His also worked with the outfielders, leading them to be in position to attain those generally solid fielding percentages.
We will have to see who replaces him and how that affects the team next season.
He helped the team effectively use the running game more than any time in recent memory.
This helped to set up homerun counts for batters and to produce small-ball runs as well.
His also worked with the outfielders, leading them to be in position to attain those generally solid fielding percentages.
We will have to see who replaces him and how that affects the team next season.
Mid-Term Elections - What do you think?
With the mid-terms tomorrow, it is still unknown how the House, Senate, Governor races, etc. will turnout.
So many have been engaged with politics in recent years.
My hope is that as many people who are able to vote do.
What do you think?
So many have been engaged with politics in recent years.
My hope is that as many people who are able to vote do.
What do you think?