Tag Archives: media
Embarrassing Christians
Sometimes I am soooooo embarrassed by others who profess to be Christians, and then do crazy and ridiculous and insensitive and not-classy things… uuugh! And they are serious! Is this realy the best way to introduce Jesus as a friend? … Continue reading
Depleted Ice Cap?
According to reports from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), almost all the allegedly “lost” ice reported by Al Gore and other global warming alarmists, has come back. The report shows that ice levels which had shrunk from … Continue reading
One Month
Today I will have completed one month as a new business at Headstand Media. That’s something to feel good about. A lot was accomplished, but there is a long way to go yet ahead. I am encouraged with the progress, … Continue reading
First Headstand Webpage Launched!
I made some more progress today, getting an initial webpage online for the new company. Nothing fancy, just the name and main contact information. I used a temporary logo, even though it will probably not be the final direction we … Continue reading
Rodeo Experience
My family and I went to a real rodeo while we were in Steamboat Springs, Colorado in mid-August. We watched bucking broncos, bull riding, barrel racing, rodeo clowns and a number of other events in a family-friendly atmosphere. It was … Continue reading
Freedom at Stake
I became aware of this article written by Vaclav Klaus, the President of the Czech Republic recently, and found it to express my feelings on the “Global Warming” issue quite well. I encourage you to read it also. The article … Continue reading
Harry Reid is an Idiot
The term “Idiot” was originally created by the Greeks to refer to people who were overly concerned with their own self-interest and ignored the needs of the community. Harry Reid stated on April 19th that “The war is lost…” Oh … Continue reading
Why does God allow bad things to happen to good, innocent people?
This basic question was posed by the “Fox & Friends” hosts, to Fr. Jonathan Morris, a Roman Catholic priest in the Vatican this morning as I was working out. Fr. Morris basically said that a more constructive question is, “Why … Continue reading