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NY’er in Israel with her family describes the attacks
Horrendous. this is going to result in thousands of deaths – Israeli and Palestinian. The bitterness will last for decades.
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Catholicism: Orthodoxy v. Heterodoxy; which works?
This is reality. For a longer version, click here. The Synod on Synodality begins in Rome on October 4. To that end, we thought it would be fruitful to examine the data on orthodoxy v. heterodoxy within the Catholic Church. Mass Attendance Globally The Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA) has found that…
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Dick Butkus
Gone at age 80. One of the all time great football linebackers. His career ended in 1973 – early because of a knee injury. Even with today’s players bigger, faster and stronger than those from Butkus era, I’m sure he would still be a star today. “Butkus was a feared middle linebacker considered to be…
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“10 Guaranteed ways to impress your wife” (Brigid & Tom in picture)
Yeah that’s us three years ago. Posted three (my favorites) of the ten ways below the picture… hit the link for the others After you get married, it’s common for the flame of love to cool, with each spouse eventually reaching the point of using the toilet with the bathroom door open, wearing nothing but…
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“The 343 Reasons a Town in Ireland” has a 9/11 memorial
A nice article in the NY Times and some poignant photos if you hit the link. Kathleen Murphy, who grew up in Kinsale and had immigrated to New York, was working as a nurse at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan when the World Trade Center was struck. Ms. Murphy, 56 at the time, treated wounded…
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Croton’s Mark Dickey rescued from deep Turkish cave – 80 second video
Pretty dramatic. Former resident of Croton. I know a number of people who knew him.
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9/11 – Tommy Knox – same post I’ve put up for past 17 years
Like for most people today is a sorrowful day. Below is a posting I first put up in 2006. Tommy should be 52. The comments on his Legacy Tribute page are 100+ pages. I knew seven people killed on 9/11. But I only knew one of them real well. I knew Tom Knox (“Tommy”) because…
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“Croton-on-Hudson man trapped inside Turkish cave”
This situation has been in the news for several days, and my friend Kathy A. emailed me to say she knew the family – her son is the same age as Mark Dickey. He is 3,300 feet underground Here is Mark's facebook page. And here is coverage including a short video from News 12. Croton-on-Hudson…
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Brigid and Tom; Labor Day weekend hikes
Well, maybe walks, not so much hiking. This was Friday, about 1.25 miles as we walked from the soccer parking lot at Croton Point up to the model airplane flight area. I never realized they actually was a paved landing strip there. Brigid wears cool shoes and socks! Sunday I went back to Croton Point,…
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Brigid at Senasqua, today’s Croton Arts Day
Tim and myself helped Brigid set up this morning – 75 artists (she has booth 65) strutting their stuff. Here’s the setup at 8:45 – work in progress.