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December 16, 2009 By Brian Leave a Comment

Checked your blog for content theft lately? While the Internet has become an essential part of our lives, it's also a rip-off channel for blog crime and copyright infringement thieves who steal … [Read more...]

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Fort Hood Reminds Us of Veterans and the Ultimate Sacrifice

November 11, 2009 By Brian Leave a Comment

And we still remember Ford Hood a year later. The incident reminds us of veterans and the ultimate sacrifice. Written and performed by Jeanie JaeCie Cunningham. 1. How can we look in … [Read more...]

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Jean and Mary Ruth Dargis - St. Victor's Church, San Jose, CA

Tribute to a Choral Director: Jean Dargis of St. Victor’s Church

They say you only meet a few people in your life who change you as a person. Jean Dargis, former Choral Director and Administrator of St. Victor’s Catholic Church in San Jose, CA, was one of them. Jean passed away this week. While I lived in San Jose, my home town, I sang in Jean’s [...]

Singing Bringing Tears of Hope in a Troubled World

Today was our annual Christmas concert at Holy Spirit Church in Fremont, California. Holy Spirit is blessed with a youth choir, a parish children’s choir, as well as two other choirs, one singing mostly contemporary pieces and another a variety of contemporary, traditional and classical. Singing offers significant health benefits, such as prolonged life and [...]

Contracting Universes and the Law of Abundance

Before I begin, let me flatly state I’m not a physicist, an economist (heaven, forbid) nor a guru on the lecture circuit telling people how to get wealthy. Neither am I a religious zealot, a Republican or Democrat. That should allay any concerns that I have an agenda to push or answers to ultimate questions [...]

Birke Baehr at TED Talks About Food Supply

Young Kid–Birke Baehr–Wows TED Crowd About Food Supply

TED talks and videos, if you’ve seen them, bring incredible, brilliant minds to the world at no cost. I urge you to subscribe to email notifications of current, short videos, also available on iTunes. Birke Baehr, an eleven-year old kid, blew the crowd away speaking about organic vs. our mass-produced meat and other staples. Don’t [...]

Health Care Reform for the Good of All

Well, the 2010 mid-term elections are over. And it’s still clear to me that democracies are wonderful but they suck when it comes to reaching consensus on critical issues like health care reform. Once again, the Wall Street Journal, reiterates tired, trendy phrases for many of its readers. In today’s editorial–”the ObamaCare Crossroads–we read: “In [...]

Susan Boyle’s CD and the Magic of Live Audience Recordings

I picked up a copy of Susan Boyle’s first CD spawned by her appearance on “Britain’s Got Talent” and the viral results of her YouTube video. Her renditions of “I Dream the Dream” and the other eleven songs on the album with the exception of “Wild Horses” have lost their magic in the world of [...]

Hurley Creates Golf Courses and Hope On Lost Islands

During an episode of the TV series “Lost,” one of the best television series, Hurley, the big guy in need of a diet, told Jack: “You know what’s wrong? We’re just not having fun,” the best kick-in-the-ass comment made by any character in the series. Jack, the medical doctor, the guy who always needed to [...]

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