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June 7, 2021
+ Analysis of Ed Fesers "Doctrinally Problematic" Criticisms Ed Feser, an orthodox Catholic and Thomist, is an associate professor of philosophy I document Pope Francis affirmations of Catholic teaching regarding divorce & the indissolubility of marriage, over against Ed Fesers critical ("doctrinally problematic") claims.
May 10, 2021
Oklahoman PAWHUSKA — The photographs are faded shades of sepia and gray, and the newspapers that chronicled the tragedies and trials are yellowed and embrittled. But for members of the Osage Nation — especially those still deeply rooted in Osage County — the history of the 1920s "Reign of Terror" remains as fresh as the under-construction wooden facades and newly painted storefronts created for the making of Oscar winner Martin Scorseses fact-based film "Killers of the Flower Moon." ...
April 27, 2021
Mansion Global The late Pierre Simon and his wife, journalist Jacqueline Simon, lived in the full-floor pre-war home By Liz Lucking | Save Brown Harris Stevens Brown Harris Stevens ••••• On New York City’s Upper East Side, an apartment in a stately pre-war building once home to Grace Kelly, has come to the market for $18.8 million. The 3,400-square-foot spread was the longtime home of the late Pierre Simon, who served as a liaison officer between t...
April 16, 2021
Tulsa native Tim Blake Nelson to give virtual hometown talk and more Oklahoma film news Brandy McDonnell, Oklahoman © Lars Niki/Getty Images for MoMA The Contenders Tim Blake Nelson on stage during MoMAs Contenders screening of "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs." Tulsa native Tim Blake Nelson to give virtual hometown talk Actor, director, writer, producer and Tulsa native Tim Blake Nelson will discuss his career and his recent work in HBO’s “The Watchmen,” which focuses o...
April 7, 2021
Fifth Avenue Co-Op of Philanthropist Jayne Wrightsman Gets $11 Million Price Cut The grand, six-bedroom apartment overlooking New York’s Central Park is in an exclusive palazzo-style building that requires sales in all cash By Nancy A. Ruhling | Originally Published On April 7, 2021 | Mansion Global Save The home to the late Charles and Jayne Wrightsman for over 60 years originally hit the market in 2019 for $50 million. Brown...
March 10, 2021
Since 1991, Historic 25 th Street in Ogden has housed one of the country’s coolest little nightclubs. The City Club offers the unique experience of grabbing a cocktail with friends while surrounded by endless Beatles memorabilia. The City Club is a Beatles museum valued at $1 million, featuring a mix of fan art and original artwork purchased by the owners, Heidi Harwood and Bill Parker, with many items donated by fans and patrons of the business. The aesthetic’s originality is worth the...
February 8, 2021
The Crazy True Story Of The Serial Killer Who Went On The Dating Game By Marina Manoukian/Feb. 8, 2021 4:46 pm EDT Everyone deserves a chance to find love, but theres something weird about the fact that serial killer Rodney Alcala went on a dating game show between some of his murders. And despite the fact that he won on the show, apparently his demeanor behind the scenes was so unnerving and creepy that the lucky bachelorette decided to renege on her choice. Convicted three times for murder,...
July 2, 2018
International order of bankers and, you know, the george soros of the world and tri-lateral commission and, you know council on foreign relations. im looking at you, richard. this is a very small subset of the republican party and yet donald trump is guiding u.s. policy based on that and im -- im just talking pure politics. i dont see that this is a big payoff unless youre a john burger at the end of the day if we start paying consequences for it. >> yeah. depending on the poll you read, and ive...
May 20, 2011
Contact with al-qaeda figures in the last. >> intel wires john burger and author of jihad joe has filed a freedom of information act request. >> he was involved in suspicious charities but they cut the investigation shortly before the hijackers arrived, they decided that al-awlaki was not worth investigating anymore so they dropped it. >> what was the relationship like between al-awlaki and the two hijackers in san diego? >> the assumption was it was a close relationship and that awlaki may have...