The Catmage Chronicles
Andy thought he was going crazy when a talking cat showed up at his front door. He couldn’t have been more wrong.Goldeneyes is a Catmage – a cat with human intelligence and magical abilities. Andy is an eighth grader who is smart, impulsive, and trying to avoid the school bully at all costs. A prophecy threw them together. There’s just one problem: Goldeneyes can’t stand humans.The Catmage world is heading toward war. Goldeneyes and Andy must try to stop the enemy from getting stronger. And they must save a powerful Catmage who’s been kidnapped. For Goldeneyes, it’s personal. That Catmage is her grandmother.Andy and Goldeneyes must try to put aside their differences. If they can’t, the enemy will soon be too powerful to defeat…
Monthly Archives: March 2007
So how dangerous is Indy?
This is, of course, in reference to the inane headline So how dangerous is skunk? byIndy. You would think that this dubious rag that for years propagated its own version of truth regarding cannabis (among other similar “truths”) will recognize … Continue reading
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Why the internet rules
Brian of London just sent me live photos of baby David via Skype. And it didn’t cost either of us a dime in transatlantic telephony. That’s why the internet rules. Plus, David is really cute.
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The real reason behind the sudden “momentum for peace” meme
Khaled Mashaal, the head of Hamas, the organization that has murdered or wounded thousands of Israelis, is in Algeria for something called the 5th International Conference on Qods. Qods is Jerusalem; I expect this conference is yet another gathering of … Continue reading
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AP anti-Israel bias in screaming evidence
Today’s lesson in media bias: Watch a wire service outright lie to its readers. First up, the Saudi peace initiative, which is essentially dead in the water due to the Arabs’ insistence that Israel agree to it before they can … Continue reading
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This week’s Shire Network News is up
Part two of the interview with Adil Zeshan, ex-Muslim, the usual Blog News, and my piece on why the Saudi 2002 “peace” initiative is a trap for Israel. (Yes, that’s a common theme these days, because the meme pushing the … Continue reading
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No, I don’t know why the site keeps disappearing
I have no idea why sometimes it’s up, sometimes it’s down. I assume it’s a server issue with Hosting Matters, and that they will fix it, as they always do. It just sucks right royally that it’s happening during a … Continue reading
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The “growing international momentum for peace” meme
Have you noticed the new meme in the media? There is a “growing international momentum for peace.” It emerged quite suddenly. Its source? The so-called “unity government” of Fatah and Hamas. What has, in actuality, changed? Nothing. No, not nothing. … Continue reading
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And I was right: No changes to the Saudi plan
I really don’t tire of saying “I told you so” on Israel-related issues, because unfortunately, this glass-half-full girl sees a half-empty glass when she looks at Israel’s prospects of peace. Reuters reports that the Arab League will not make the … Continue reading
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Two AP stories; two conflicting sets of facts
First, we have a story written by Salah Nasrawi, regular AP Middle East correspondent, titled “Arabs Said Open to Peace Offer Changes.” Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister suggested Monday that Arab leaders would be willing to consider changes in their 2002 … Continue reading
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Palestinian peace watch, day two
Let’s just keep track one day at a time. Here’s what the peaceful palestinians did so far today. Palestinian operatives set off a bomb by the security fence near the Gaza Strip on Monday. No one was hurt in the … Continue reading
There’s irony, and then there’s in your face, mofo!
The best thing about being the number one search result for “Zionist blog“? It puts me on top of a viciously anti-Israel blogger. It’s because of this post from 2006 that I almost forgot about writing. (You see, I just … Continue reading
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The perfection of the palestinians spokesliars
This is a wonderful juxtaposition. I can’t make this stuff up. First: Abbas to UN chief: PA committed to peace The Palestinians are committed to a truce and a comprehensive peace deal with Israel, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said … Continue reading
And now, time for a little bragging
My “niece” (who is my niece in all but blood) got into Interlochen summer music camp, not an easy place to get into. Here’s a picture that we could call portrait of the artist as a young girl: Note the … Continue reading
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Jews voting for anti-Semites: The worst of times hit France
When the left abandons you, you will naturally turn to the right, and even to the extreme right. Apparently, the Jews of France have had enough of the socalists who refuse to acknowledge Muslim anti-Semitism, and are turning to the … Continue reading
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Burying the bad news
The wire services are doing their best to bury the fact that a two-year-old and a four-year-old child were killed by Hamas and Fatah over the past two days. You have to search long and hard to find any notice … Continue reading
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