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• What Did You Do for Easter?

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 25, 2011
  The morning started off with my girlfriend and I searching for Easter flowers for our mothers.  We stopped at a Garden Center in a neighboring town.  From the outside, there were signs solely for plants and flowers (obviously), however walking into the main building we were greeted with pe...
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• National Park, NJ

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 18, 2011
  National Park is the name of the town that I grew up in.  It's a Revolutionary War battlefield where the Continental Army battled the Hessians to deliver a much needed victory that raised the morale for the American cause.  The Continental Army was ill equiped and defeated a much superior ...
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• The Violent Left

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 14, 2011
  The chaos currently raging in Wisconsin allows a very rare window into the mindset of not only the Right, but also the Left.  The State Department of Justice in Wisconsin is investigating death threats against many Republican lawmakers.  Now, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to come to...
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• Partisan Politics Are Today's Divided House

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 14, 2011
  Much has been said from the Conservative stand point about the hate filled left and yet conveniently neglects to address the hate filled rhetoric of the right. As for the Left, they are equally guilty of shameful agenda filled finger pointing.  Their agenda, of course, is using a tragedy to f...

• As Rome Burns

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 14, 2011
  While the Left and Right lob attack after attack at each other, Rome is still burning.  Our country still has no stable plan to recover from this Recession and the unrest in the MidEast will make things difficult as well to recover if oil prices keep climbing like they do.  Oh, how about t...

• The Socialist Peanut Butter Cup

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 13, 2011
  Socialism, since it goes against the very nature of humanity, must always make sure it makes itself look good.  Therefore, quantity, rather than quality is counted as the important concern for a company under socialism.  Here let me illustrate it for you.     The Socialist Ree...
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• Environmentalism Shouldn't Be A Left Thing

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 12, 2011
  Seeing the glaciers of this years barrage of winter storms met away and revealing the semi-green grass with dark earth makes me smile, which I'm sure many can attest to lately throughout the United States.  It's a reminder, though, of Mother Natures glorious return to life: Spring.  It's t...
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• The Divine In Nature

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 11, 2011
  Spring, it's a joyous time of year especially after a hard and brutal winter.  Aside from that, it's also a time of blooming flowers, blossoming trees and the return of morning bird songs.  Warm days are reserved for strolls in the woods, the scent of the wet earth after a welcomed rain st...
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• From a Pagan to Christians: A Plea for Solidarity

  by Eric Lundrbeck April 11, 2011
  As a pagan, I have no qualms towards Christians.  In fact, if I find they are being harassed by the intolerant and abusive, I will step in and defend them.  I feel the same towards all regardless of their belief or lack there of.  I may not agree, but what does it matter when a righ...
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