Daily Archives: 25 June 25, 2007

Perry recently shared about his life as governor of Texas in an interview with ChristiaNet.com’s president and CEO, Bill Cooper. Politically conservative, privately prayerful, and openly proud of his family, Perry has much to share about how being in the … Continue reading →

Ryan Fitzgerald, 20, of Southbridge, Mass., posted his number on the popular Web site back in April in order to connect with lonely people who needed someone to talk to. He got thousands of calls from strangers around the world, … Continue reading →

I posted this guy’s picture before. He killed a security guard and escaped, lead police on a high speed chase to an Arby’s, and was later recaptured. Seriously, if you looked like this, is there any way for you to escape without being … Continue reading →

Everyone can thank Doug for the motivation. Oh, the good ol’ days. The results for the old poll are after the jump:

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There . . . aren’t you just a tad bit happier now?

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  And yes, the glasses stayed on the whole time.  But I refuse to wear an earring.

It’s prom season and JMA Armstrong graduate MacKenzie Steeves and his date Cally Hardy arrived at their prom last night in the bucket of a front-end loader. The 64 JMA graduates made their entrances in everything from limos and a … Continue reading →

Number of Americans who believe Saddam-9/11 tie rises to 41 percent A new Newsweek poll out this weekend exposed “gaps” in America’s knowledge of history and current events. Perhaps most alarmingly, 41% of Americans answered ‘Yes’ to the question “Do … Continue reading →

Jaw arthritis for hot-dog champ Takeru ‘Tsunami’ said he can only open his mouth to make a gap the size of a fingertip after being diagnosed with jaw arthritis. In an entry on his blog entitled Occupational Hazard, Kobayashi said: … Continue reading →

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From this . . . to this . . . to this . . . and finally to this . . . Source and more pics

Article Image from Barry’s blog.

During the Roman Empire period, just after the fall of Parthia, a salt mine worker from northwestern Iran lost his life following a catastrophic rock collapse. Approximately 1,800 years later, the man’s body — preserved in salt — was discovered … Continue reading →

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This is the Latin Bible, or ‘Vulgate’. Translated from the Hebrew and Aramaic by Jerome between 382 and 405 CE, this text became knowns as the ‘versio vulgata’, which means ‘common translation’. ‘Vulgate’ should not to be confused with the … Continue reading →