Since knives are not covered under the 2nd amendment to the Constitution, they might be banned. Or legislation might be introduced restricting ownership of knives to only a 1 inch blade. Perhaps specific legislation against unlicensed knives along with registration of knife owners will soon be introduced, leading to a national database of owners. Will all sporting goods stores and kitchen cutlery sales stores now have to have a Federal Cutlery License?
It's all politics and it ain't gonna change, no matter WHICH PARTY is in office.
Davis is a politician out burn his name into the voter's consciousness. This leads to his becoming a "professional" politician...more like a "habitual" politician. Democrat, Republican...all the same.
All the preceding comments about Rice's coaching "technique" are true. On that basis, he should have been fired long ago.
But isn't it ineresting that a "disgruntled" employee released tapes of Rice yelling slurs at some of the players while getting physical with them? Those slurs had to do with gender-preference, as I understood the article in the paper.
And then there's the transportation situation. Which bus system will take students to the proposed new school site? All the public school bussing systems probably have funding needs. How will their school superintendants react to this?
Since demographics concerns "people" and it is people who study and practice religion, one might say this will be a heavily weighted consideration.
If Mooney relocates to the Boardman location, it still leaves a Catholic high school in Y-town. No one will be deprived of the ability to study and practice the Faith.
Considerations concerning transportation issues and racial balance in the two schools would be the only really thorny issues. Certainly with God's help, they can and will be worked out.
Oh. I did forget that "minor" issue of money to build a new school, didn't I? Now that could be another whole new ballgame.
A lot of our chances for success revolve around Kurt Hess. And in practice, the team looks like it will make progress. Hopefully, that progress will be in the "D". Another thing to look for is the ability to play all four quarters of the game. If these factors all show as "favorable" in the first 3 games of the new season...it looks like the season will go beyond the last scheduled game. But it all depends on the biggest little 2 letter word. IF.
Maybe he might match up better with some of the talent on the Niners. McCoy doesn't have the greatest arm in the world and he could use more work on the mechanics at QB. But then, making a trade OR going into free agency is still a crapshoot. San Fran might find a better way to make use of him...or not.
In yesterday's article about this interview, the Bishop mentioned about 30% make up Catholics who attend Sunday Mass and other services on a regular basis. If this is so, then the number of actual Catholics is closer to 18 to 20 million rather than the 60+ million listed.
Reclaiming the lost ones will not be easy since there are a variety of reasons why people did leave. And those reasons range from legitmate (in their opinion) to just plain irrational notions. We are reminded in the Scriptures that "many are called, but few are chosen".
We have to try to get back those who left, but they have to be open to the Word of God. The question is, how many will be?
Officials: About a dozen stabbed at Texas college
Since knives are not covered under the 2nd amendment to the Constitution,
they might be banned. Or legislation might be introduced restricting ownership of knives to only a 1 inch blade. Perhaps specific legislation against unlicensed knives along with registration of knife owners will soon be introduced, leading to a national database of owners. Will all sporting goods stores and kitchen cutlery sales stores now have to have a Federal Cutlery License?
Another witch hunt is about to start.
April 9, 2013 at 6:18 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Trustee takes issue with governor’s spokesman
It's all politics and it ain't gonna change, no matter WHICH PARTY is in office.
Davis is a politician out burn his name into the voter's consciousness. This leads to his becoming a "professional" politician...more like a "habitual" politician. Democrat, Republican...all the same.
April 9, 2013 at 7:45 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Margaret Thatcher, Iron Lady, dead at 87
She transformed Britain for the better. Mrs Thatcher was a true "statesman" and should be classed with Churchill.
"She left behind a leaner government and more prosperous nation..." A fitting epitath.
Too bad we don't have any Margaret Thatcher types, male or female in this country.
April 8, 2013 at 3:17 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Those familiar with Mike Rice recall his intensity
All the preceding comments about Rice's coaching "technique" are true. On that basis, he should have been fired long ago.
But isn't it ineresting that a "disgruntled" employee released tapes of Rice yelling slurs at some of the players while getting physical with them? Those slurs had to do with gender-preference, as I understood the article in the paper.
April 4, 2013 at 3:51 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Catholics move to southern Mahoning, but Mooney decision still pending
And then there's the transportation situation. Which bus system will take students to the proposed new school site? All the public school bussing systems probably have funding needs.
How will their school superintendants react to this?
ANTIYOUNGSTOWN brought up a lot of valid points.
April 3, 2013 at 4:07 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Mooney study complete, no decision made on move
Since demographics concerns "people" and it is people who study and practice religion, one might say this will be a heavily weighted consideration.
If Mooney relocates to the Boardman location, it still leaves a Catholic high school in Y-town. No one will be deprived of the ability to study and practice the Faith.
Considerations concerning transportation issues and racial balance in the two schools would be the only really thorny issues. Certainly with God's help, they can and will be worked out.
Oh. I did forget that "minor" issue of money to build a new school, didn't I?
Now that could be another whole new ballgame.
April 3, 2013 at 7:42 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Ten thoughts on YSU's spring practice (so far)
A lot of our chances for success revolve around Kurt Hess. And in practice, the team looks like it will make progress. Hopefully, that progress will be in the "D". Another thing to look for is the ability to play all four quarters of the game. If these factors all show as "favorable" in the first 3 games of the new season...it looks like the season will go beyond the last scheduled game. But it all depends on the biggest little 2 letter word. IF.
April 1, 2013 at 9:46 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Browns deal McCoy to 49ers
Maybe he might match up better with some of the talent on the Niners. McCoy doesn't have the greatest arm in the world and he could use more work on the mechanics at QB. But then, making a trade OR going into free agency is still a crapshoot. San Fran might find a better way to make use of him...or not.
April 1, 2013 at 9:34 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Bishop George Murry talks Catholic Church
In yesterday's article about this interview, the Bishop mentioned about 30% make up Catholics who attend Sunday Mass and other services on a regular basis. If this is so, then the number of actual Catholics is closer to 18 to 20 million rather than the 60+ million listed.
Reclaiming the lost ones will not be easy since there are a variety of reasons why people did leave. And those reasons range from legitmate (in their opinion) to just plain irrational notions. We are reminded in the Scriptures that "many are called, but few are chosen".
We have to try to get back those who left, but they have to be open to the Word of God. The question is, how many will be?
April 1, 2013 at 9:08 a.m. permalink suggest removal
UPDATED WITH CHARGES: 7 indicted in Oakhill case
Yup! The whole shebang is gonna walk. Somewhere, the FIX is in. You can feel it in the bones.
Nothing ever changes around here.
July 29, 2010 at 9:43 p.m. permalink suggest removal