
This is a powerful 1 minute 40 second video that I feel puts the Scott Brown electoral victory in a proper historical context. Please watch:
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The photo above, by Eli Williams for the Oxford Enterprise, of Hal Neilson leaving his arraignment.
Paul Quinn has a story about the Hal Neilson arraignment in yesterday’s Oxford Enterprise and the reports about whether or not he was a whistleblower. Paul has talked to [...]
I’m one of those people who often makes fun of church signs. Many of them kill me, mainly because they are so poorly thought out and corny that any intended Good News Message is lost on me.
For instance, one of my all-time favorites read:
If you can read this, you can [...]
My good friend, Oddybobo, just e-mailed me and said that John Murtha had died.
The P.A.D. Treatment Team of Southern Heart Center and Forrest General Hospital in Hattiesburg have recently been designated a regional training center in the use of the Crosser CTO Recanalization Catheter, manufactured by FlowCardia of Sunnyvale, Calif.
The Crosser CTO Recanalization Catheter is a new cutting-edge device used to [...]

My daughter, Sarah Simonson, had a movie in the Oxford Film Festival this weekend. It’s called “Dinner on the Grounds: A Soul Reviving Feast,” is about 17 minutes long, and is about traditions involving dinners for all-day sacred harp sings, decoration days, and memorial days in Mississippi [...]
I’ve been reading several books that hit along the theme of finding your interests and building a professional life around those. Most tend to have you look back at your childhood and young adult life, remembering the things that gave you the sweetest taste of life when you did them.
Over [...]

In addition to my daughter’s film, I especially liked “I Am A Man” and “Mississippi Queen.” Also quite good were “Weedle’s Groove” and “D Tour”
By sheer coincidence, I ended up watching documentaries only, and saw eight of them. I enjoyed everything, but found the five just mentioned [...]
