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raised, such as, why did God heal his dog, but not him, among other things. (Not that I'm complaining that Petunia is still doing extremely well more than a year after her cancer surgery that didn't get it all. But "how would it look?") In light of the Peru earthquake, and the hundreds of people who died inside the church (while celebrating the Assumption, and a funeral), the question of "where is 'God's justice'" came up on one listserv that I read. This article, which was written after the Tsunami a couple of years ago, seems helpful to read, when there are no answers to the questions, or when any answer tends to

raised, such as, why did God heal his dog, but not him, among other things. (Not that I'm complaining that Petunia is still doing extremely well more than a year after her cancer surgery that didn't get it all. But "how would it look?") In light of the Peru earthquake, and the hundreds of people who died inside the church (while celebrating the Assumption, and a funeral), the question of "where is 'God's justice'" came up on one listserv that I read. This article, which was written after the Tsunami a couple of years ago, seems helpful to read, when there are no answers to the questions, or when any answer tends to

Added 8/18/07: Although Mike died peacefully, and maybe in the best way possible, there are questions to be raised, such as, why did God heal his dog, but not him, among other things. In light of the Peru earthquake, and the hundreds of people who died inside the church (while celebrating the Assumption, and a funeral), the question of "where is 'God's justice'" came up on one listserv that I read. This article, which was written after the Tsunami a couple of years ago, seems helpful to read, when there are no answers to the questions, or when any answer tends to

today. I suspect our favorite liberals are holding birthday parties for the aging dictator. Read all about the Left's inexplicable attraction to Castro in Humberto Fontova's striking book, Fidel: Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant

The Herald features a story on an organic garden providing job training and fresh produce for the homeless. Not only that but local restaurants are reaping the benefits, too. In other news: AP: Mud volcano forms off Trinidad coast AP travel: Celebs say oui to Wolfeboro, N.H. Photo above: Cornelius Phillips harvests flowers on The Farm at Long Island.(Herald photo by Patrick Whittemore) Category: general | Comments (0)

'Black Smoker' Fossil Discovery Reinforces Origin Of Life, Evidence That Ocean Floor Bore Living Beings Monster Thresher Shark Landed Off Brit Coast; 'This Shark Was A Freak' Great White 'Secret' Sex Spot Found? 'It's A Little Ambiguous' Ecuador's President Reverses Deportation Of U.S. Activist Involved In Shark Fin Seizure Scuba Vandals Wreck Jeddah Dive Platforms; 'A Planned And Focused Exercise' Ecuador's President Expels U.S. Environmental Activist For Role In Shark Fin Seizure

that every man has his price. And in this case, sharks lose, which means in the end, we all lose. Please sign this petition to let President Correa know that he is making a big mistake by legalizing the sale of shark fins caught in Ecuadorian waters. Report Here Sign Petition Here This post is licensed under a Creative Commons License. “’”

that every man has his price. And in this case, sharks lose, which means in the end, we all lose. Please sign this petition to let President Correa know that he is making a big mistake by legalizing the sale of shark fins caught in Ecuadorian waters. Report Here Sign Petition Here This post is licensed under a Creative Commons License. “’”

The president of Ecuador has reversed his order to deport an American who was involved in a police raid that seized over two tons of shark fins. The president, Rafael Correa, accused the American of illegally involving himself in Ecuadoran affairs; the American, Sean O'Hearn, a volunteer for Sea

by the state Comptroller's Office and cities and towns. More Inside Track Game over for Henry and wife By Gayle Fee & Laura Raposa/ Inside Track Red Sox owner John Henry has filed for divorce from his wife of 14 years... » Sean Penn finds a new pen pal in Hugo Chavez » Keith Richards clarifies daddy of a tale Local & Regional Ex-con charged in road-rage homicide By O’Ryan Johnson A violent ex-con is accused of running a carload of women and children off the road...