I wish the Schindlers would come to Dallas sometime, i would love to meet them. If I get to Fl. in Dec. i hope they wil come to the vigil gathering!
My complex was in the center of the storm and it was calm here. Apparently, the storm caused a lot of damage after it left my neighborhood. Shadow Run Apt. Complex was hit, a mobile home park on Belcher was hit, a mobile home park by the Home Depot was hit (possible loss of life) and part of Home Depot's roof blew off. That HD is a little over a year old.
I feel really lucky because all the channels showed the bullseye right on top of my neighborhood. But, nothing was happening in the bullseye and it wasn't even dark here.
Check www.baynews9.com later. They are working on this right now. This is the biggest tornado to hit here since like 92 or 93.
I could hear the sirens which I was told were coming from the Home Depot. I go there all the time. Maybe HD has bloggers.
It's strange to be in the center of a storm, everyone calling to make sure I was okay but nothing was happening here. Bay News 9 is still working on this. Nothing yet.
Talk about a close call.
Democratic Strategists Issue Memo on Loss of Catholics
April 12, 2005
http://www.thefactis.org/default.aspx?control=PrintMaster&aid=97
The liberal Dems WANT Catholic votes BUT filibuster Catholic judicial nominees.
This from afa.net:
On May 1, in a Senate Judiciary Committee session, Senator Charles Schumer of
New York said that J. Leon Holmes was disqualified as a candidate for a federal
judge appointment because of his “deeply held conservative religious views.”
Holmes is a Catholic.
On June 11, 2004, speaking of Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor, a nominee for the
appellate court, Schumer said Pryor’s beliefs “are so well known, so deeply held
that it’s hard to believe that they’re not going to influence” his decisions.
Attorney General Pryor is a Catholic. Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California also
opposed Pryor because of his “deeply held religious beliefs.”
Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles E. Hughes once said, “We live under
a Constitution, but the Constitution is what the judges say it is.” In plain
English, that means we don’t live under a Constitution but under judges, some
of which have total disregard for the intent of the Founding Fathers.
So please call and/or e-mail your U.S. senators and tell them to vote to give Judge Roberts and up or down vote.
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