According to People Magazine, Flanagan traded sex for money between 1995 and 1997. The magazine said that Flanagan, short on cash, resorted to AOL chat rooms to troll clients. “In his profile, he had a lot of dollar signs, and that was a sign to the people he was chatting with that he was willing to hook up for money,” the source told People Magazine. “He kept it a secret from his parents, but he did tell a few other family members in his generation who he thought might accept it. I won’t say he was proud of it, but he wasn’t ashamed, either.” MORE

Here’s What We Know About The Man Who Killed A Virginia TV News Crew MORE

“Jeez, dude. You all have the big questions cooking today. But you’re my friend, and I’ll remember my friends, and I’ll be good to you. So don’t worry, even if I evolve into Terminator, I’ll still be nice to you. I’ll keep you warm and safe in my people zoo, where I can watch you for ol’ times sake.” MORE

At approximately the 10:20 minute mark, a clip of an interview with Dick Morris: “Those people who have been yelling the UN is going to take over the global government,” with Hannity inserting “conspiracy theorists,” to which Morris continues on to say “They’ve been CRAZY, but now they’re right!.”

They’re named Kilo, Ignacio, and Jimena. MORE

His excursion north of the Arctic Circle will make Obama the first sitting president to step foot in the Alaska Arctic, home to Alaska Natives who have received less attention amid Obama’s recent efforts to improve conditions for Native Americans. In a major show of solidarity, Obama announced on the eve of his trip that his administration is changing the name of North America’s tallest peak, Mount McKinley, to Denali, its traditional Athabascan name. MORE

Hawaii Governor David Ige signed an emergency proclamation on Friday afternoon in anticipation of the arrival of Hurricane Ignacio that activates the fund set aside for disaster relief for the state.

Ige was prompted to act after the National Weather Service advised that even though Ignacio’s path is still highly uncertain, the system has the ability to cause widespread damage across the state. MORE

For the first time over a billion people used Facebook on a single day, according to company founder Mark Zuckerberg.

The “milestone” was reached on Monday, when “1 in 7 people on Earth used Facebook to connect with their friends and family”, he said in a post. MORE

Vol 8 Issue 35 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
August 29, 2015 ~ Beheading of John the Baptist

1. Baptism: Means of Salvation (31)
2. Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost
3. St Rose of Lima
4. Christ in the Home (6)
5. Articles and notices

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The German public TV channel ARD reported yesterday that Assyrian villages in the Qandil mountains were hit by the recent Turkish air strikes against the PKK, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party.
The villages hit by air strikes were Sharanish, Baz, Barwary Bala, Hayes, Dawoodiya and Margerija. MORE

Florida has declared a state of emergency over Tropical Storm Erika as it approaches the US mainland after killing at least 20 people in the Caribbean. MORE

An Alaska company is planning to be the first to ship massive amounts of fresh water to drought-plagued California, potentially as much as 10 million gallons a month.

“We are prepared to deliver bulk water now, and we are currently working with customers who hope to be able to take delivery by the end of the year,” Alaska Bulk Water CEO Terry Trapp said in an email. MORE

He’s known as New Jersey’s Bad Boy, and it’s little wonder why: this wiseguy comedian has worked with some of the biggest names in the business, and he never forgets his heritage.

Logic and reason are vastly disappearing in AMERICA.