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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Outrageous: Kid Sings "Ain't No Homo Gonna Make It To Heaven" - Church Cheers (Video)
Reblogged from The Fifth Column: It appears to me that the folks that may not make it to heaven are those in the church teaching that little boy hate… Class War Exists The other day – Aphrodite wrote about these … Continue reading
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Bank Of America Reaches A New Low In Scumbaggery
Reblogged from The Fifth Column: I’ve written a few posts on Bank of America’s heartlessness in the past. Here’s another one…just as or even more egregious than the other BOA articles on this blog. By the way, are these massive layoffs around the … Continue reading
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My music playlist for today (May 31, 2012 edition)
Oh, I could play a ton of Bob Seger tunes in here. Yeah, I’m a fan of Bob, have been for many a year. There’s still time to get deep into the Bob Seger collection … later. For grins, just … Continue reading
Posted in Classic rock, Music
Tagged Bo Diddley, Bob, Bob Seger, Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Fogerty, Music, Smokin' O.P.'s
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We have to keep breathing
I’m going to be fairly blunt here. Things have been ridiculously tight for us lately, more so now than at any time in the past seven months. And we’re down to one reliable vehicle … for now. That means there … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, Middle class life
Tagged Africa, Cast Away, Dream, Haiti, South America, Tom Hanks, United States
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AMY’S ANGLE — Getting ready to play and sing
By Amy Kathleen Miller This Saturday night, June 2, I am playing in a concert with the West Valley Symphony of Utah, and I am excited to be performing with them except for the solo that I will be singing. … Continue reading
My music playlist for today (May 30, 2012 edition)
Please don’t expect me to pick one song off of each and every King Crimson album today. For one thing, there just might actually be too many albums to go through to pick even just one song from each of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Progressive rock
Tagged King Crimson, Progressive rock, Robert Fripp, Thrakattak
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My music playlist for today (May 29, 2012 edition)
I could get into some Dixie Dregs right about now for a jazz-fusion “fix.” Last week, I took a deeper look at Mahavishnu Orchestra. It’s not a tremendous stretch to say that The Dixie Dregs were an American version of … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz-fusion, Music
Tagged Allen Sloan, Andy West, Dixie Dregs, Jazz fusion, Jerry Goodman, John McLaughlin, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Rod Morgenstein, Steve Morse
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In search of America for Memorial Day — Part 4 of 4
So, how much of an American am I? Or am I un-American? The young Army private shown in the photograph to the right is my Dad, John Miller, pictured from when he was serving in World War II. He helped … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Middle class life, Occupy movement, Politics, Stream of consciousness
Tagged Dad, Father, Flag of the United States, Glenn Beck, Kentucky, Mom, Mother, Pearl Harbor, Rush Limbaugh, Soldier, United States, Veterans, World War II, WWII
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