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…
Category Archives: Politics
Vote, baby, vote!
From Hillbuzz again, the former Hillary voters who are now working their asses off for McCain, come these words of hope and cheer: We don’t want to beat a dead horse here (or, donkey, as the case may be), but … Continue reading
Something to cheer you up in the polling place
One of my friends lives in Pennsylvania and is working for McCain there. Yesterday, she told me that McCain voters from New Jersey came to the Philadelphia area to help get out the vote for McCain/Palin, as New Jersey is … Continue reading
Follow Virginia voting almost live
Here’s an up-to-the-minute election blog from the Richmond Times Dispatch. Way to go, Richmond! 7:50 a.m. — Voters report that Precinct 308 in Richmond, at a Richmond library, opened late because a poll worker overslept. Way to go, electronic voting … Continue reading
It’s all over but the voting, so vote McCain
It doesn’t matter what the polls or the news say any more, it’s time to get out there and push the lever for John McCain and Sarah Palin. This is who I’m voting for. If you have an elderly neighbor, … Continue reading
SNN, the Vote-for-McCain edition
We put out a special edition of Shire Network News. I have a contribution. Go listen.
Ignore the polls and vote McCain
(Bumped) Gallup is calling the presidential race for Obama, two days before the final vote is in. McCain, Gallup says, will need a miracle to win. While only 4% of voters remain undecided in Gallup’s unallocated likely voter model, the … Continue reading
Vote, baby, vote
This is where Meryl was last night: This is what we’re told the polls are saying about Virginia: And this is what the Richmond Times-Dispatch says this morning. Times-Dispatch poll shows tight race for president in Va. The presidential contest … Continue reading
Reasons to vote McCain
There are many reasons to vote for McCain. What puzzles me is why four out of five of my fellow Jews are going to vote for Obama. Sammy Benoit has a piece up on Israel National News that my Jewish … Continue reading
Republican celebrities
Okay. CBS has a slideshow that makes you go, “NFW!” when you get to this guy. I was right! Darth Vader is a Republican. Oh, and so’s Buffy. And The Rock. And Corporal Klinger. And Mama Partridge. And Adam Sandler. … Continue reading
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Democrats for McCain
Via Jim Treacher, word not to give up quite yet. (Also from my friend Lynn, who talked me into calling my local McCain HQ and volunteering some time.) From some still-angry Hillary voters, we have the reasons why Obama isn’t … Continue reading
Running interference for Rashid
The Washington Post which has devoted an editorial to debunking Jim Corsi but never one to dispel scurrilous attacks against the Republican ticket has now come off the sidelines to weigh in on the Rashid Khalidi controversy in An ‘Idiot … Continue reading
Two questions for Charles Gibson on his interview with Obama
1.) Where are the glasses and the frown? 2.) Where are the hardball questions? Let’s face it. Charles Gibson did not do his job tonight. He had the first interview with Obama in over a month, and the toughest question … Continue reading
The campaign and israel: take 3029
Last week Gallup released a poll showing that American Jews support Sen. Obama by a margin of 74 to 22. But if you look at the breakdown at the end, the October results were recorded over a shorter period of … Continue reading
The Obamedia: Don’t sweat it, it’s only a few million
In an article about the Obama money machine and its fraudulent donations, the WaPo has this to say about Obama breaking his pledge to pursue public financing: One immediate result of Obama’s fundraising showing this fall is that it may … Continue reading
AP shocked at Israeli democracy
The AP never fails to disappoint. Now they’re upset that—horrors—an election might give Israelis a chance to elect someone the AP doesn’t agree with. Prime Minister-designate Tzipi Livni on Sunday abandoned her efforts to form a new coalition government and … Continue reading
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