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And I'm thinking..."HE DID? And how do you pretend to know that? The cops said he was going way too fast and he was not wearing a seat belt. Why would someone say he "had" a bright future ahead of him when what IS known is only that he is dead?

Who knows what the future ever holds for anyone and how dare someone pretend to think they do? Or are people just unable to express anything meaningful when someone passes away?

Tyler was coach of the LA Tech Women's Basketball Team. Not even married 3 years he admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a member of the team. Rumors are she was not the only one. His mother Pat just died a few days ago from Alzheimer's at 56. She was divorced too. Do you think they will split?

"Before visiting the D-Day Memorial on Sunday, Rooney and his wife, Jan, renewed their wedding vows in a private ceremony performed by the Rev. Jerry Falwell. The couple has been married for more than 25 years; she is Rooney s eighth wife."

" I axed her but she never gave me an answer." Have you EVER heard a White person use the word that way?

If schools are integrated and children of all races and backgrounds learn together.....why do only Afican Americans say this?

Joan Rivers, Greg Giraldo, George Carlin all spewed nastiness. Peole laughed! In fact may doubled-over in hysterical laughter! But I wonder how people would have felt if THEY were the butt of the "jokes" and the one-liners. It's all funny till it's about YOU....or YOUR loved ones. So, cremated Jew jokes, dead baby jokes, ridiculing people's physical conditions, etc....ALL OK? As long as you say you're a comedian? Really? Spewing racial hate is ok? Mocking people's faith in God? No problem, right?

Joan Rivers, Greg Giraldo, George Carlin all spewed nastiness. Peole laughed! In fact may doubled-over in hysterical laughter! But I wonder how people would have felt if THEY were the butt of the "jokes" and the one-liners. It's all funny till it's about YOU....or YOUR loved ones. So, cremated Jew jokes, dead baby jokes, ridiculing people's physical conditions, etc....ALL OK? As long as you say you're a comedian? Really? Spewing racial hate is ok? Mocking people's faith in God? No problem, right?

I have noticed this supposed story about good and bad college majors on Yahoo several times. It looks like a genuine story but the more I look I see the not-too-subtle agenda. The last two "bad" choices as college majors are PHILOSOPHY and RELIGIOUS STUDIES (read THEOLOGY!)

http://education.yahoo.net/articles/degrees_to_avo...

The story keeps popping up on Yahoo like it's NEWS. But my sense is that as usual, like the countless yahoo stories that have the word "gay" in them, there is an AGENDA on the part of yahoo. It is to plan in the subconscious of high schoolers that in no way would choosing philosophy or religious studies be a positive thing. If they were even THINKING about going into the ministry, these would be ideal majors. Philosophy for the underpinnings and then theology / religious studies to get them ready for pastoring.

Is it just me or does anyone else see what Yahoo is doing with biased reporting like this? Young people can be easily dissuaded by sources they believe. Making these choices look like they are useless or terrible ones will not encourage those who are considering ministry as an option.

Do other reporters say "and I am Jane Doe, Masters In Communications, wishing you a good day"?

WHY do so many weather reporters have to make a point of THEIR special degree/certification? Are we supposed to feel more confident with THEIR predictions than we would of those of a plain old weather reporter? How did this silly trend catch on? So many seem to feel the need to assert their title!

The man who "signed" for the memorial has been exposed as a supposed fake. It has been said on many a TV network that his so called signing was all just meaningless and made-up. Professionals from various organizations for the deaf in S.A. have said this. This admitted schizophrenic was able to be a foot or so from President Obama as well as a number of world leaders. People are all upset because he is an alleged fraud. No one seems to be concerned that he was allowed to get that close to the US President!

Just curious about your reaction to what this situation meant to you. Thanks.

The term "actress" seems to have been replaced by "actor" and "comedienne" by "comedian." Long ago terms like "Negress" and "Jewess" seemed to disappear. Since the roles of Best Man and Maid (or Matron) of Honor are mostly to be official witnesses at a wedding ceremony, do you think it's high time those terms were changed to reflect the current reality? I have heard Ministers refer to the "Official Witnesses" at a wedding service. Seems to make sense to me. The very term BEST Man can be offensive to a person who believes himself to be closer to the Groom, yet passed over in favor of a sibling, father or other individual. Maid or Matron of Honor seems to have less of a negative impact since it is far less judgmental than calling one person the "BEST." Though "Matron" today, when speaking of a married woman seems to conjure up images of a PRISON Matron or guard of old!

What do you think? I am trying to help a young couple struggling with the issues of inclusion and PC in their upcoming wedding.

Rumors have it that once the Virginia gubernatorial elections are over a lot more will surface. Any idea if there will be any charges coming? If so, what if anything would he have done to merit that? Or has this just been a witch hunt because of his political affiliation? It did not sound to me like he broke any laws.

In the Southern Baptist tradition, most churches and pastors teach that you can't drink any alcohol at all. It's a sin. This causes many people to buy their alcoholic beverages in stores far from where they live. Pretty much no churchgoer is going to buy alcohol near home since they could be seen by a fellow member or by the cashier who knows them. To me it's a silly rule since drunkenness is a sin Biblically, not the mere drinking of alcohol.

Any other ones you feel the same way about?

Curious if he Baptized there. Or married there? Did he attend regularly? Just wondering. Since his funeral was at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in NYC I was curious about any connection he or any of his family members had with the Episcopal Church. Not every day that you find people whose parents were Italian who are Episcopalians. In my experience, many Episcopalians tend to have names like Richard Tallbot Evans III than James Joseph Gandolfini.