The No Kool Aid Zone

um, probably NOT!

Anyone who knows me knew that something like this would be coming sooner or later. And for those who don’t know me, let me just say that Byron and I have been friends since 1975 (and I’m sure Byron has often asked himself, “WHY???”), and I’ve got all kinds of good stuff stored up, waiting to share!

So anyways, I’m working on a couple of new website projects and I had to go thru a bunch of old photos to find some specific shots to use for one of the projects. And as long as I was going thru them, and had Photoshop open, I figured I might as well share….

I’m sure I’ll have a lot more to share later….

Tony Dungy, coach of the Indianapolis Colts, and Lovie Smith, coach of the Chicago Bears, have made history by being the first African-American coaches to lead their teams into the Super Bowl. Both coaches are certainly aware of the historical significance of this achievement and are proud to be representing African-American coaches.

But as Nathan Black points out, they are also both proudly and openly representing Jesus Christ.

First Black Super Bowl Coaches Say ‘The Lord Set this Up’

Byron called this one a good while back, but quite frankly, I don’t think many took it as a serious warning.

But, yesterday on Cranach, came this disturbing post:

And now, tolerance for the Zoos

As one by one sexual perversions become socially acceptable, here is the next ledge as our culture hurtles down the slippery slope: Bestiality. The Sundance Film Festival is screening a movie about people who have sex with animals, with those who claim this sexual identity calling themselves “zoos.” Note the positive, tolerant tone of this media piece about the movie, the lack of repulsion… (continue reading at Cranach)

JollyBlogger offers some interesting observations on effective communication, gleaned from an unexpected source…

Hillary – “I’m In” – Some observations on communication

Well worth noting if you have a message to communicate…

Good friend, and fellow fantasy football competitor, Rev Bill (Bill Hayes) offers a thoughtful insight on an article that asks, ” Did John Lennon Become A Christian?”