Larry Huffman

"It was a backwater German town called Eisleben on November 10, 1483—today marks 525 years." - Larry Huffman

While pledging to pray for, respect, and support President-elect Obama, I wish we would grant the same to President Bush. - Larry Huffman via Bookmarklet

Just a whole lot of likes. Thanks! - Larry Huffman

"Your vote is not a license to impose your selfish desires upon the rest of the country. You only have the right to vote for what is right. And not only do you have the right to vote for what is right, but when you vote you have the duty to vote for what is right." - Larry Huffman

Tim Keller writes about his new book, The Prodigal God. "What’s the book about? It’s about being ‘prodigal.’ The word ‘prodigal’ is an English word that means recklessly extravagant, spending to the point of poverty. The dictionaries tell us that the word can be understood in a more negative or a more positive sense . . . . But is there any sense in which God can be called ‘prodigal’? I think so." - Larry Huffman

"This paper proposes a rescue plan for the American retirement income security system, based on a mixed system composed of Social Security, employer defined-benefit pension plans, and a new type of personal retirement savings account called a Guaranteed Retirement Account (GRA)." - Larry Huffman

"Powerful House Democrats are eyeing proposals to overhaul the nation’s $3 trillion 401(k) system, including the elimination of most of the $80 billion in annual tax breaks that 401(k) investors receive." - Larry Huffman

"Michael Horton's analysis of the contemporary church points believers back to the power of a gospel that should never be assumed." - Larry Huffman via Bookmarklet

"This type of argument is often used fallacious argument where one will appeal to the popularity of a position in order to evidence its truthfulness. . . . The argumentum ad populum is also an appeal to the emotions by creating enthusiasm and comfort in a belief while neglecting objective data." - Larry Huffman via Bookmarklet

"In rhetorical argumentation, an ad hominem is a method of argumentation in which a person attacks the character of the opponent(s) instead of dealing with the evidence or the substance of the argument." - Larry Huffman via Bookmarklet

"Sen. Barack Obama's views on life issues ranging from abortion to embryonic stem cell research mark him as not merely a pro-choice politician, but rather as the most extreme pro-abortion candidate to have ever run on a major party ticket." - Larry Huffman

I think the phrase "...punished with a baby..." sums it up rather nicely. - Forrest Cox

Thanks for the tip Jeff! - Larry Huffman via fftogo

I was able to pull my complete 2.0 dbase over, but can't remember how. Will check & report back. There may be an import option. - Larry Huffman via fftogo

Thanks Larry. I look forward to hearing back from you - Bob Bellenghi

Bob, looks like there is an import option. In the Windows client, click Note->Import Evernote 2.x Database... - Larry Huffman

It just migrates all your data - William Stewart

"American liberals have yearned to match Europe's supposed sophistication as long as America has existed." - Larry Huffman

I like Delaware and Virginia, but for different reasons. - Morton Fox

Probably abot 10 or so and Charleston, SC. was my favorite so-far. - David Cook

Wow. I thought I'd lived in a ton of states (9 states, 18 cities), but this pales compared to some of you. 38 states (unless you count flying in their airspace). Easier to count the 12 states I haven't visited AK, ID, MT (Yellowstone), ND, SD, NE, KS, OK, IA, AR, AL, WV. Favorite is CA hands-down. I like visiting the others, but CA rocks! - Mitchell Tsai

Interview with Jyotsna Paul, a journalist who has seen some of the worst violence. - Larry Huffman

"The sound you hear is the grinding teeth of Sarah Palin's media critics after her debate with Joe Biden." - Larry Huffman via Bookmarklet

"Our goal is to build a community around irresistibly interesting perspectives on life in America. From pop culture to politics, from faith to family, you'll find original and entertaining stories here from some of the country's most dynamic voices." - Larry Huffman via Bookmarklet

Well Andrew Sullivan is entitled to his opinion. - Paul W. Swansen

of course kissinger would defend mccain's statement. he's an adviser to the campaign. with the way the mccain campaign makes people who disagree with them 'disappear' would could one expect? - Anika Malone

Kissinger can defend McCain all he wants, but his statement that we need to be engaged diplomatically with Iran over their nuclear program is a matter of public record and as such isn't open to defense. - Alex Scoble CISSP

Nice fish. Real nice fish. - Larry Huffman

they probably started a day earlier - embee

I try not to use maps on my phone as much as possible because before then I would write down the directions and spend 5 minutes memorizing them. I've made it to some pretty remote and distant places just by my memory so I'm not going to just give it up and rot my memory by constantly looking down at my phone for directions. - Bartek Gniado

I don't understand how people can live without a cellphone!! even more travel without an phone without Google Maps!!!!! Bunch of moroms, old style freaks!! I am allergic to this kind of people. - Paulo Nuin

Here is the petition: http://www.petitiononline.com/... - Dawn

I signed too. Thanks to you both. - Larry Huffman

Thank you so much, guys! :) - Dawn

"FreeShade's basic reason for existence is to provide window shading for Windows. It also does a bit more than this, but before getting to that, what is window shading?" - Larry Huffman via Bookmarklet

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"A special program about the housing crisis produced in a special collaboration with NPR News." - Larry Huffman

"Today in Minneapolis the I-35W Bridge opened at 5 AM, one year and 48 days since in collapsed into the Mississippi River at rush hour (6:05 PM) on August 1, 2007. There are more reasons here to give thanks to God than meet the eye." - Larry Huffman