Archive for July 4th, 2010
July 4th, 2010
Word Of The Day – Yclept
Editor’s note: This word was suggested from a reader. Yclept y-clept – pronounced – ee-klept Verb, a past participle of “clepe”. It means to call or name. To use in a sentence, I will use the paragraph from which the reader provided the link to that contained the word in order to better understand it’s [...]
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More News And Information On Tranquilized Grizzly Mauling Near Yellowstone
If you will recall, I introduced you to a story of a grizzly bear that had just been set free from being tranquilized and studied and subsequently mauled and killed Erwin Evert as he hiked from his cabin at Kitty Creek. The Western Institute for Study of the Environment provides us with much more details [...]
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MSSA Considers Review Of Gun Laws Banning Guns On State University Campuses
Gary Marbut, President of the Montana Shooting Sports Association, told the Great Falls Tribune that he is reviewing Montana state laws and considering whether it is feasible to challenge laws on college campuses that prohibit possessing firearms. After the recent ruling in McDonald v. Chicago, Marbut wonders if such laws could be overturned. Marbut was [...]
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Happy Independence Day
In a declination written by Thomas Jefferson to the mayor or Washington in response to an invitation sent him to be part of the festivities, Jefferson wrote the most potent and significant piece that quickly was published nationwide. It still rings true to this day. Here is part of what he wrote: “May it be [...]
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