Shadows of the Night

Part of Regnier Center garage closed Friday

Source: Bronies via YOU’RE DOING IT WRONG! by *GlancoJusticar on deviantART

“The entire south half of the lower Regnier Center garage will be closed from 6 to 9:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 12.”

“Be honest with me, guys, if you’re really just Keanu Reeves in disguise, you all should re-blog this,” quotes DannyBrony’s tumblr and schtuff, and while a transcript of the debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Rep. Paul Ryan is provided by NPR, let us hear from The New American Magazine, which I perceive to be moderate and possibly libertarian.

Paul Ryan Sinks Himself in VP Debate With Joe Biden
“Paul Ryan spoke clearly during the vice presidential debate but failed to articulate any substantial differences between the Republican and Democrat tickets. By Thomas R. Eddlem”

Knight is speaker for Oct. 12 Noon at the Nerman discussion program

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“Lisa Knight, adjunct professor, English, and Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art docent, is the speaker for Noon at the Nerman discussion program at noon Friday, Oct. 12.

Knight will discuss Leo Villareal’s Microcosm. (2007, white LEDs, custom software, electrical wiring and hardware: unique/site specific installation, collection Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, 2007.71).

Participants should meet at noon in the lobby of the Nerman Museum and will walk to the artwork from there.

Noon at the Nerman is a weekly interdisciplinary program examining works of art on view at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art or on campus. Students, staff and visitors will gather at the Atrium at noon on Fridays then walk to one of the artworks on campus or in the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art to hear a JCCC faculty or staff member speak briefly on that work of art.

It’s free, and no reservations are required.

Interested in presenting? Contact Allison Smith, professor of art history.”

My Way News has a FACT CHECK: Slips in vice presidential debate. In truth, reactionary partisans may be doing all the same things over and over again: republicans say, “Biden Unleashes Torrent of Vomit on Debate Stage,” and democrats say, “Ryan Chugs down Rhino Horn and Bull Semen Shake for Mid-Debate Boost.”

I find this picture of Paul Ryan to be endlessly hilarious twitter.com/politicalmath/…
— Political Math (@politicalmath) October 11, 2012

Where I will become partisan, one criticism of Biden was about his laughing at the issues, to which the Campus Liberty Alliance refers with the following passage:

Source: Judge Andrew Napolitano via Capitalism

Bible Gateway passage: Proverbs 29:9 - Amplified Bible
“If a wise man has an argument with a foolish man, the fool only rages or laughs, and there is no rest.”

Although I appear strong and unaffected by criticism, underneath, I am actually quite moody and emotionally vulnerable, and my political support ‘rises and falls like the sun,’ so when I went to visit my mother, I was pleased to again hear my personal anthem for the campaign for Romney on 105.1 JACK FM.

Pat Benatar: “Shadows Of The Night” (1982)
“From the album Get Nervous, 1982.”

This morning, another observation may also be made:
I have had more time by which to blog.