Archive for February, 2017
With temperatures in the mid-70’s, players get a pick-up basketball game going at Loriella Park in Spotsylvania. (Mike Morones/The Free Lance-Star)
By Mike From http://blog.mikemorones.com • Feb 23rd, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.Local, Photography.LocalThursday: Made Me Laugh
By David From http://www.musingsoverapint.com/ • Feb 23rd, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.LocalTo make up a lack of content, enjoy this meme that made me laugh out loud.Though I am not sure if my laugh was one of disgust, or fear.
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Colonial Beach’s Murielle Gresham, left, and Tamra Ruczynski, center, console Alexia Wilson as Appomattox Regional Governor’s School clinches a victory over the Drifters in the first round of the 1A East girls basketball tournament at Colonial Beach High School.
By Mike From http://blog.mikemorones.com • Feb 22nd, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.Local, Photography.LocalThe Mountain View Wildcats watch as the last few seconds of their season tick down during a loss in the 5A North VHSL basketball tournament at Mountain View High School in Stafford, VA.
By Mike From http://blog.mikemorones.com • Feb 22nd, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.Local, Photography.LocalVirginia Governor Shows His Disdain For The Military
By David From http://www.musingsoverapint.com/ • Feb 22nd, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.LocalOnce again, Governor McAuliffe shows his disdain for the Constitution, self defense and U.S. military personnel. From a VCDL Alert…Governor McAuliffe just vetoed HB 1582, Delegate Campbell’s bill to allow active duty and honorably discharged mi…
Korean-Style Pork and Rice
By Laura Yagelski From http://www.pointsinmylife.com/ • Feb 21st, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.LocalGreat taste! Easy to make! Savory gochujang adds a deep flavor with a mild heat taste. Look for it ion the Asian Food aisle. Ingredients:- 2 Tbs Avocado oil (or sesame oil)- 12 oz. lean ground pork- 3/4 cup finely chopped yellow onion- 1/3 cup cho…
How Do I Motivate Myself to Workout?
By Dali Burgado From https://daliburgado.com/ • Feb 21st, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.LocalSo you’re asking yourself, “How Do I motivate myself to workout?” Motivation… either you have this and you’re one of those “go-getters” or you fall in the camp of needing more of a push and a solid WHY to get going. Either way, you’ve landed in the land of motivation here with Dali Burgado! Whether […]
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How Do I Motivate Myself to Workout?
By daliburgado From http://www.daliburgado.com • Feb 21st, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.LocalSo you’re asking yourself, “How Do I motivate myself to workout?” Motivation… either you have this and you’re one of those “go-getters” or you fall in the camp of needing more of a push and a solid WHY to get going. Either way, you’ve landed in the land of motivation here with Dali Burgado! Whether […]
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The Black Target "Problem"
By David From http://www.musingsoverapint.com/ • Feb 21st, 2017 • Category: Blog Entries.LocalThe “No More Black Targets” Campaign is, apparently, a movement to eliminate the use of black targets at gun ranges. Or, I think it is. Honestly, I am not sure if this is a serious movement or an exceptionally well-played internet troll. From the website…
An academic study published by University of Illinois researchers drew together findings from 42 different studies on trigger bias to examine whether race affects how likely a target is to be shot.
“What we found is that it does,” Mekawi told NPR’s Arun Rath, who covered the story.
“In our study we found two main things: First, people were quicker to shoot black targets with a gun, relative to white targets with a gun. And … people were more trigger-happy when shooting black targets compared to shooting white targets.”
The claims of liberal snowflakes often border on the absurd, but this is the first time I’ve ever heard of race being applied to cardboard. If race is applicable to non-living objects, then we must take into account that most guns are black as well. It then follows that what we actually have is a black-on-black crime issue, rather than an issue of racism.
On the other hand…
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