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Beware this woman al yea of rational minds, because you are dealing with the irrational, the upside down, the very strange. With Sarah you journey into the foul bowels of Christianity, curtesy the wack jobs of the Christian Right. Danger Danger, Alert, Alert. Deeply knows you wish to laugh, but don't. Sarah is no joke, even though she seems one. CLICK HERE TO Read the article by Max Blumenthal from the Nation magazine. Read Full Story

Deeply grew up in the Town of Two Ann's, the little city on the Huron, the home of the Pretzel Bell, Fritz Chrysler and so much football history. As a child he watched the games and looked at the giants, those men he now knows were young from the perspective of Deeply's fifty nine year old eyes. But as a child these student athletes were giants. They could have been from the Norse or Roman Pantheon with their winged helmets, their pads, their maze and blue. Yes Deeply remembers and the little... Read Full Story

Here are three posts from the past. It is too bad Deeply was prescient.Wednesday, May 6, 2009Quick Beauty- Plodding Despair In Northern Michigan spring is a long time coming. But, when it arrives, it happens in an instant. Of all the places Deeply has lived, here, north of the 44th parallel on Blue View lane, the buds of the new leaves appear suddenly in early May, growing visibly hour by hour. A slight cast in the morning, by noon greater green, and by evening, well cowabunga, the tree outs... Read Full Story

Noxious verbiage will return tomorrow, except Deeply recently received this warning after he tried to apply for a job at the Gibberish Institute. Take note and beware the future."First you must apply and then after a rigorous vetting we may approve you, but beware, approvals are capricious and sometimes held up for months, occasionally applicants will suffer slander, severe ego damage and outright rejection. You will not know why you are rejected if you are. Career damage is a possible part a... Read Full Story

Deeply loves words, and he likes and liked President Obummer, largely because he could use them so well. However and sadly, another tower of Deeply's castle of thoughts has toppled with this President. This is language. Who could image that we could have a President who could speak so well, and be so ineffective, so unable to act. The disconnect is overwhelming.We, the Deeply We, never imagined we would say it, but our nation would have been be better off had we had kept the Doofus or elected... Read Full Story

ABOUT 'SixthSense' is a wearable gestural interface that augments the physical world around us with digital information and lets us use natural hand gestures to interact with that information. We've evolved over millions of years to sense the world around us. When we encounter something, someone or some place, we use our five natural senses to perceive information about it; that information helps us make decisions and chose the right actions to take. But arguably the most useful information t... Read Full Story

The size of the all American teenager is squashing the army's get up and go and making it difficult to recruit that fighting machine the American Soldier. Even General John Shalkashvili, the former joint chief of staff is concerned "We've never had this problem of young people being obese like we have today," "We should be concerned about how this will impact this overstretched Army and its ability to recruit."Not too mention all that extra fatigue cloth we will be needing, which by the way ... Read Full Story

THE OVERPOWERING SMELL OF cheeseburgers and French fries saturated the candidate's suite at the Philadelphia Westin Hotel. About a dozen staffers shuffled around the table set up in the middle of the room where hundreds upon hundreds of five-by-seven-inch note cards were spread out in two-foot-high stacks. Palin had been locked in there for hours, cramming for her debate against Joe Biden. The biggest test of the campaign was less than a week away. On the heels of the first round of Katie Cou... Read Full Story

"I grew up with the Kellogg's Variety Pack in a family of eight and so I know about unfairness. Some mornings your beloved Raisin Bran with its crunchy chewiness is snatched away by swifter hands and you sit staring into a bowl of soggy Rice Krispies or the wretched Sugar Pops and feel resentful, cheated, abused. Some days Mother embraces socialism and cooks a pot of Cream of Wheat, take it or leave it, but you look forward to the day when you take your place in the great emporium of adult li... Read Full Story