Sunday, January 29, 2006

Bob Berger hospitalized

Bob Berger is SE Memorial with pneumonia and a staff infection and is not responding to the antibiotics. Helen is asking for everyone's prayers for his healing.

Please send out to the Post family.

Thanks,
Connie

Friday, January 20, 2006

Where to have the April 29 reunion?

The April 29 Post reunion coming up. Some have questioned the reunion being held outside or at all. Last year we had about 15 people come. The weather was bad early and may have caused some to not come.

If any one can get another location (free) that is indoors let me know. I would have no problem with having it at my home. I live in Missouri City and it is much easier to find my home than the park we have been using. I have a large protected patio and if the weather is bad we can go inside. You could bring a lunch and drinks (I would provide ice chests and ice) -bringing adult beverages would be OK.

Please give me your opinion. Do you plan on coming? I really need a head count! Would you favor having at my home or somewhere else? If somewhere else -where?

Let me know your opinion ASAP.

Hope everyone is OK

Thanks

Cliff Cargill 281-261-5801

Wednesday, January 18, 2006

Denson definitely not screwing up America

Thanks to former Post editorial cartoonist Lambert Der deragon53@yahoo.com for passing along this tidbit about a former Post reporter:

Poster Bryan Denson receives prominent mention in Bernard Goldberg's latest book, 100 PEOPLE WHO ARE SCREWING UP AMERICA (AND AL FRANKEN IS #37). Goldberg writes, "Bryan Denson, a reporter for the OREGONIAN in Portland, one of the most knowledgable journalists in the country on the subject of the Earth Liberation Front and other domestic terrorist organizations" and quotes Denson from his ELF articles.

Goldberg also quotes Denson from his ELF article for MAXIM magazine in March, 2004. The ELF is ranked 23rd on the 100 list.

Locals who made Goldberg's 100 list:
98. Sheila Jackson Lee; 53. Anna Nicole Smith; 45. Ken Lay; and 12. Dan Rather.

Michael Moore receives the #1 honor.

Editorial cartoonist Ted Rall is #15 for his comments on the death of Ronald Reagan who Rall described as burning in Hell, "turning crispy brown right about now." "The man was the scum of the earth." Rall on former NFL player Pat Tillman being killed in Afghanistan, "a cog in a low-rent occupation army that shot more innocent civilians than terrorists to prop up puppet rulers and exploit gas and oil resources." Rall adds Tillman was an "idiot" who "got killed by the Afghan resistance."

Goldberg is the author of the NEW YORK TIMES #1 bestseller BIAS and the bestseller ARROGANCE. He has won eight Emmy Awards including six as a CBS News reporter.