I was checking the news from my Yahoo account and saw this story and the comments, the vast majority bashing Sarah Palin, show just how close minded and reactionary liberals are. When the commentors are more concerned with any perks Ms. Palin as a paid speaker receives, and fling insults about her intelligence, familial relationships and cast aspersions of same and more. I think it is showing a derangement that borders on Bi-Polar/Manic Depressive disorder.
There are many people I disagree with personally and politically. However I would NEVER EVER stoop so low as to cast any kind of insults that have been leveled against Sarah Palin and her family.
Number 1, it is plain bad manners to do so.
Number 2, if I disagree with someone, all that throwing insults does is show that I cannot hold an intelligent discussion.
Number 3, lack of an open dialog means nothing can get done or discussed.
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems to me that the left/liberals who are screaming the loudest about Ms. Palin, are in severe need of a psychological evaluation.
And that is as far as I'm willing to go towards what may be construed as an insult.
Mark
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Relay For Life
My Oldest daughter is in her 5th year of volunteering for The American Cancer Society Relay for Life.
If you would like o help her meet the goal she set for herself, please click on the below link to go to her team page and click on the donate button.
The Lifesavers
Please help out as much as you can. Let your friends know, and if you blog, please post it on your blog. She has until the 24th of March o get 1500.00 dollars.
Mark
edit: You can donate to the team or any team member you wish. Thank you again.
Mark
Edited again..... Photos of the Stuffed Bears for Relay for Life.

Megan making the ribbons for the bears

Mary cutting out the bears, Tufts my cat is supervising from the box she claimed.

Melissa sewing the bears

Tufts supervising

Mary holding a sewn bear before it's stuffed

Melissa stuffing a bear

After Stuffing.
You can see we will be doing a lot of white flannel bears. We also have enough materials to do 6 or 7 more of the camo bears. If you would like to buy one of these bears, the white ones are 10.00, plus you can choose which cancer ribbon you want added. If you donate to the above link, then e-mail me with the amount and your name and address. Unfortunately the cheapest way to ship these is with flat rate shipping, the won't fit in the small box, but will fit in the medium size. Flat rate shipping according to usps.com is $10.70, that is the only additional charge which you will have to send via a postal money order to my P.O. Box. But your bear will be shipped out the same day we get your money order.
As I said, the bears are a $10.00 donation plus shipping cost. Flat Rate Priority Mail boxes are free, if you send me the postage label, you don't have to mess with a money order. If you don't want to donate online you can mail me a check or money order payable to the American Cancer Society - Relay for Life, in the memo section please put Team Lifesavers. If you want a bear please let me know, and you will have to send a separate Postal Money Order for 10.70 for domestic Flat rate Priority Mail. You can make the money order payable to USPS or to me Mark Anderson, your choice or you can purchase the postage label yourself and send it with your donation of $10.00 for a bear. Please do NOT combine the donation and the postage. And please do not make out your donation check to me. Make it out to the American Cancer Society. Don't forget to put your return address, either on a separate piece of paper or a filled out Priority Mail address label.
Any questions, please feel free to e-mail me at txfellowship@yahoo.com
Mark
If you would like o help her meet the goal she set for herself, please click on the below link to go to her team page and click on the donate button.
The Lifesavers
Please help out as much as you can. Let your friends know, and if you blog, please post it on your blog. She has until the 24th of March o get 1500.00 dollars.
Mark
edit: You can donate to the team or any team member you wish. Thank you again.
Mark
Edited again..... Photos of the Stuffed Bears for Relay for Life.

Megan making the ribbons for the bears

Mary cutting out the bears, Tufts my cat is supervising from the box she claimed.

Melissa sewing the bears

Tufts supervising

Mary holding a sewn bear before it's stuffed

Melissa stuffing a bear

After Stuffing.
You can see we will be doing a lot of white flannel bears. We also have enough materials to do 6 or 7 more of the camo bears. If you would like to buy one of these bears, the white ones are 10.00, plus you can choose which cancer ribbon you want added. If you donate to the above link, then e-mail me with the amount and your name and address. Unfortunately the cheapest way to ship these is with flat rate shipping, the won't fit in the small box, but will fit in the medium size. Flat rate shipping according to usps.com is $10.70, that is the only additional charge which you will have to send via a postal money order to my P.O. Box. But your bear will be shipped out the same day we get your money order.
As I said, the bears are a $10.00 donation plus shipping cost. Flat Rate Priority Mail boxes are free, if you send me the postage label, you don't have to mess with a money order. If you don't want to donate online you can mail me a check or money order payable to the American Cancer Society - Relay for Life, in the memo section please put Team Lifesavers. If you want a bear please let me know, and you will have to send a separate Postal Money Order for 10.70 for domestic Flat rate Priority Mail. You can make the money order payable to USPS or to me Mark Anderson, your choice or you can purchase the postage label yourself and send it with your donation of $10.00 for a bear. Please do NOT combine the donation and the postage. And please do not make out your donation check to me. Make it out to the American Cancer Society. Don't forget to put your return address, either on a separate piece of paper or a filled out Priority Mail address label.
Any questions, please feel free to e-mail me at txfellowship@yahoo.com
Mark
Thursday, March 11, 2010
For Weber Fans Everywhere.
I've heard through a connection of mine that David Weber's Honor Harrington novels are being brought to the big screen. They have finalized some of the cast, and I think they got a few of them dead on.
Michael Janvier Baron High Ridge, the Prime Minister will be performed by:

Barack Hussein Obama
Countess New Kiev, head of the Liberal Party will be performed by:

Nancy Pelosi
Lady Elaine Descroix, will be performed by:

Hillary Rodham Clinton
Reginald Houseman will be performed by:

Harry Reid
Prescott (Scotty) Tremaine will be performed by:

Scott Brown
Earl White Haven Admiral of the Green Hamish Alexander will be performed by:

General David Petraeus
And Admiral of the Red, Lady Dame Honor Stephanie Harrington/ Steadholder Harringtonwill be performed by:

Sarah Louise Palin
Tell me what you think?
Mark
Michael Janvier Baron High Ridge, the Prime Minister will be performed by:

Barack Hussein Obama
Countess New Kiev, head of the Liberal Party will be performed by:

Nancy Pelosi
Lady Elaine Descroix, will be performed by:

Hillary Rodham Clinton
Reginald Houseman will be performed by:

Harry Reid
Prescott (Scotty) Tremaine will be performed by:

Scott Brown
Earl White Haven Admiral of the Green Hamish Alexander will be performed by:

General David Petraeus
And Admiral of the Red, Lady Dame Honor Stephanie Harrington/ Steadholder Harringtonwill be performed by:

Sarah Louise Palin
Tell me what you think?
Mark
Monday, February 15, 2010
Wiki Wandering lead me from
This article about numbers stations, to This Wiki article about them, to the Lincolnshire Poacher, Cherry Ripe, One Time Pads, The Buzzer, Shannon Security, Yosemite Sam and a whole bunch of other things. It's amazing what you find when you cannot sleep.
Mark
Mark
Friday, February 12, 2010
I forgot one of my dream cars

When I first saw one of these cars, I was in High School at Normandy Senior High in Normandy Missouri. Wayyyyy back in the 80's. One of my teacher had one he had meticulously restored. I spent many days peering at the car, looking in through the windows while waiting for the bus to pull up so I could get home. Recently a neighbor of mine down at the bottom of the street had one, also restored. The thing that stood out most to me when looking at it was the fact that it only had 3 studs holding on the wheels. I'd love to get one of these.
Mark
Monday, February 8, 2010
Following on the post below
I started to put together a list of the cars I'd love to own. A few of them I have owned, a few were owned by friends, neighbors or family.
First cars I personally owned.

a 1986 Saab, of course.

Buick Skyhawk. Mine was a blue 1978 with a 4 speed and a 151 in line 4 cylinder

I had a yellow 1972 Beetle. It's license plate ended in NEZ and my father called it the Yellow Nosed Flying Omelet. Nez is french for nose.
Now for what some family members had that I wished I had.

My aunt Fay and Uncle Russ had a green one of these type 3 VW's.

My cousin Rex had one of these VW Microbuses.
Now for what some friends and neighbors had that I would love to get.

A friends dad had a Morris Minor Mini. I loved to go for a ride with them on the weekends. The car was nimble and fun, but a bit tight in the back seat. what little there was of it.

Another friend of mine, his neighbor had one of these Ford Model A pickup truck. It wasn't in as good shape as this one, but it ran, and got used every weekend.

The same neighbor also had one of these. a 1940 Packard, which was his daily driver. It's paint and upholstery were faded but it ran good.

A girl I used to date many many years ago, had one of these. Hers was a 1974 VW Thing. It's roof leaked, it needed lots of work, but it ALWAYS started.
This last one is one I've only ridden in once when my parents took my brohters and I to the UK for Christmas vacation. I"ve wanted one ever since.

A London taxicab. I can do without the for hire signage. But the "boot" is what made me want one.
What are your dream cars? Let me know in the comment section.
Mark
First cars I personally owned.

a 1986 Saab, of course.

Buick Skyhawk. Mine was a blue 1978 with a 4 speed and a 151 in line 4 cylinder

I had a yellow 1972 Beetle. It's license plate ended in NEZ and my father called it the Yellow Nosed Flying Omelet. Nez is french for nose.
Now for what some family members had that I wished I had.
My aunt Fay and Uncle Russ had a green one of these type 3 VW's.

My cousin Rex had one of these VW Microbuses.
Now for what some friends and neighbors had that I would love to get.

A friends dad had a Morris Minor Mini. I loved to go for a ride with them on the weekends. The car was nimble and fun, but a bit tight in the back seat. what little there was of it.

Another friend of mine, his neighbor had one of these Ford Model A pickup truck. It wasn't in as good shape as this one, but it ran, and got used every weekend.

The same neighbor also had one of these. a 1940 Packard, which was his daily driver. It's paint and upholstery were faded but it ran good.

A girl I used to date many many years ago, had one of these. Hers was a 1974 VW Thing. It's roof leaked, it needed lots of work, but it ALWAYS started.
This last one is one I've only ridden in once when my parents took my brohters and I to the UK for Christmas vacation. I"ve wanted one ever since.

A London taxicab. I can do without the for hire signage. But the "boot" is what made me want one.
What are your dream cars? Let me know in the comment section.
Mark
Ok, Now Jay's post
here made me comment about one of my old cars. A red Saab 900 2 door hatchback with a beige and black interior. Not the Turbo and not the S model. The standard 900 with the standard 8 valve inline 4, 2.0 liter H engine.

It looked a lot like this one except it didn't have a sunroof, and it had stock wheels.
I loved that car. It got premium gas even though money was tight. With premium in the tank though it gave me 32 mpg on the highway versus 25 with regular unleaded. It also ran smoother with premium. It would easily bury the needle which topped out at 120, in 4th gear. It cornered as if it had been glued to the road. The BF Goodrich Touring T/A's were worth the cost in good ride, traction and control. I drove that car over 200 miles with no brakes because the front pads were gone, but the kids and I had to get home. It handled like a dream and with down shifting I saved my rotors. The mechanic asked me several times just how far I had driven and couldn't believe how good the rotors looked.
When the starter went out between paychecks it would pop start in less than 5 feet of rolling. With the rear seat folded down I slept in the back many times. Plus I once took my then 4 kids with3 of their friends to the local pool just by folding down that seat. I hauled 8' 2X4's without having to prop up the hatch, carried 10 80 lb bags of concrete mix without bottoming out the suspension. That car did everything I asked it to and more. However my wife was pregnant with twins, and it was either sell my Saab or my truck, and I used my truck to make money with. So with sad tears, I sold my Saab for 6 times what I paid for it. I had restored the faded and oxidized paint, cleaned up the upholstery, fixed all the little problems and made it a nice looking smooth running car.
The guy I sold it too, impressed with the 120 mph speedometer tried to see just how fast it would go. Well it could and did go fast. But when you run the engine over 8k rpms racing someone in a tricked out mustang, and you're only in 3rd gear bad things happen. My beloved Saab, who I actually named Henrietta, died. She didn't deserve to die that way, after all the good service she gave. But she is gone.
And I want another one just like. Same year, same color, same body style and same engine.
I've been offered 3 Saabs since Henrietta died. But they didn't have what she did. 5 speed manual, 2 doors, hatchback, 2.0 liter 8 valve H Engine, red paint and beige and black interior with stock rims. I don't want a Turbo, I don't want an S with the 16 valve engine I don't want a sunroof or a ground effects kit. I want a plain jane red 1986 Saab 900 2 door hatchback, so I can name her Henrietta.
Mark

It looked a lot like this one except it didn't have a sunroof, and it had stock wheels.
I loved that car. It got premium gas even though money was tight. With premium in the tank though it gave me 32 mpg on the highway versus 25 with regular unleaded. It also ran smoother with premium. It would easily bury the needle which topped out at 120, in 4th gear. It cornered as if it had been glued to the road. The BF Goodrich Touring T/A's were worth the cost in good ride, traction and control. I drove that car over 200 miles with no brakes because the front pads were gone, but the kids and I had to get home. It handled like a dream and with down shifting I saved my rotors. The mechanic asked me several times just how far I had driven and couldn't believe how good the rotors looked.
When the starter went out between paychecks it would pop start in less than 5 feet of rolling. With the rear seat folded down I slept in the back many times. Plus I once took my then 4 kids with3 of their friends to the local pool just by folding down that seat. I hauled 8' 2X4's without having to prop up the hatch, carried 10 80 lb bags of concrete mix without bottoming out the suspension. That car did everything I asked it to and more. However my wife was pregnant with twins, and it was either sell my Saab or my truck, and I used my truck to make money with. So with sad tears, I sold my Saab for 6 times what I paid for it. I had restored the faded and oxidized paint, cleaned up the upholstery, fixed all the little problems and made it a nice looking smooth running car.
The guy I sold it too, impressed with the 120 mph speedometer tried to see just how fast it would go. Well it could and did go fast. But when you run the engine over 8k rpms racing someone in a tricked out mustang, and you're only in 3rd gear bad things happen. My beloved Saab, who I actually named Henrietta, died. She didn't deserve to die that way, after all the good service she gave. But she is gone.
And I want another one just like. Same year, same color, same body style and same engine.
I've been offered 3 Saabs since Henrietta died. But they didn't have what she did. 5 speed manual, 2 doors, hatchback, 2.0 liter 8 valve H Engine, red paint and beige and black interior with stock rims. I don't want a Turbo, I don't want an S with the 16 valve engine I don't want a sunroof or a ground effects kit. I want a plain jane red 1986 Saab 900 2 door hatchback, so I can name her Henrietta.
Mark
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Need some help....
As I posted below I recorded my two daughters Patriotic Concert last week. Well I'd like to help out the school a little more. One of the band directors and I were talking about putting fixed cameras in the catwalk and the control booth going to a good computer for recording the concerts audio and video. Does anyone know of a system which allows good recording capabilities for both audio and video, which also allows one touch recording? We were talking that we'd like it so you just press one button and all the cameras record and take audio from the existing mic's. Plus I've been using windows movie maker to do all of my editing, and while it works, it is very limited, is there any decent inexpensive software which will allow me to edit upto 4 cameras plus the take from 6 microphones into one track without me going nuts trying to get 100ths of a second to line up right like I do now?
Any suggestions? Idea?
Bueller? Bueller?
Mark
Any suggestions? Idea?
Bueller? Bueller?
Mark
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
2 new additions to the Blog roll
I found out that the bloggers at Hill Buzz, were being threatened and harassed by the liberal mentards. Being accused of Racism, having their personal information posted and people being encouraged to seek out the blogger and actually physically assault them. I've e-mailed Hill Buzz and offered them to use my show any time they wish to refute the attacks on them, or if they just wish to speak out about what is happening to them.
Cynthia Yockey, who Blogs at A Newly Conservative Lesbian is supporting them, and I'm proud to add both of them to my blogroll as a suggested read.
Please hit the links and go over to both blogs and find out what is happening. and find out just how low the liberals will go to squelch any dissent against the "Anointed One"
Mark
Cynthia Yockey, who Blogs at A Newly Conservative Lesbian is supporting them, and I'm proud to add both of them to my blogroll as a suggested read.
Please hit the links and go over to both blogs and find out what is happening. and find out just how low the liberals will go to squelch any dissent against the "Anointed One"
Mark
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
What the United Nations won't tell you and most press won't either
To See more vieo's of the IDF teams please go to their Youtube page
http://www.youtube.com/user/idfnadesk
Mark
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
What Idiocy is this?
Through Uncle I learned of THIS where in Washington D.C. if you are a female in a so-called Prostitution free zone and you are carrying more than 2 condoms on your person, you can be charged with Prostitution. WHAT!?!?! I can see if the person was carrying a Gross of condoms, (That's 144) but 3, 4 or even 6 you can be charged with a crime? This falls under the proving a negative rule. How can the person so charged prove their innocence? How do you prove an negative? The police say you were carrying 3 condoms you are a prostitute. Uhhhh, most packages come with 3 or more in them. How does that play out to a woman who is stopping at a store to pick up some protection before a date with her boyfriend? When she walks out the door suddenly she is a criminal? What hypocrite came up with this? When they are giving out free condoms to boys and girls in high school, they are now penalizing the same for having them.
What idiocy...
Mark
What idiocy...
Mark
Mexico's illegal immigration problem
It seems I'm not the only person who has noticed the hypocrisy of the Mexican politicians. Go HERE and see what I mean.
Mark
Mark
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
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