Comments for BoniLogue http://www.bonilogue.com Web log of John Boni Sat, 09 Jan 2010 19:45:59 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Giuseppe Di Stefano – Rest In Peace by Tony Triolo http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=482&cpage=1#comment-8143 Tony Triolo Sat, 09 Jan 2010 19:45:59 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/2008/03/10/giuseppe-di-stefano-rest-in-peace/#comment-8143 There will never be another Di Stefano and it saddens me as to the circumstances regarding our loss of such a great talent. There will never be another Di Stefano and it saddens me as to the circumstances regarding our loss of such a great talent.

]]> Comment on VETERANS DAY by Gian http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=1052&cpage=1#comment-8064 Gian Fri, 25 Dec 2009 00:19:08 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=1052#comment-8064 Greetings and Happy Holiday. I found out about your site http://www.bonilogue.com/ from http://www.riehlworldview.com. I don't know if i'm good at this. I just wanted to ask if I could be added on your blogroll links. My site is about the latest news on our country which is the Philippines. If it is ok for you to add me on your friends blogroll links. My link is http://www.enpoe.com - Enpoe 'Your Daily Dose of Information' Greetings and Happy Holiday.

I found out about your site http://www.bonilogue.com/ from http://www.riehlworldview.com.
I don’t know if i’m good at this.
I just wanted to ask if I could be added on your blogroll links.
My site is about the latest news on our country which is the Philippines.

If it is ok for you to add me on your friends blogroll links. My link is http://www.enpoe.com – Enpoe ‘Your Daily Dose of Information’

]]> Comment on MARIO DEL MONACO – KING OF TENORS by James http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=51&cpage=1#comment-8051 James Tue, 22 Dec 2009 10:18:43 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/2006/01/01/mario-del-monaco/#comment-8051 Hi John, Great blog! The brass bull is one of my heroes. I adore his voice and everything he does is so awe inspiring. Have you heard about that blind American girl that could see when he sang? Amazing. I noticed you mentioned that MDM has an autobiography, and eversince i have read this blog i have been scouring every bookshop i know, but its like it doesnt even exist. Would you be able to point me in the right direction? Thanks. James P.S (email me if you can point me in the right direction) Hi John,

Great blog! The brass bull is one of my heroes. I adore his voice and everything he does is so awe inspiring.

Have you heard about that blind American girl that could see when he sang? Amazing.

I noticed you mentioned that MDM has an autobiography, and eversince i have read this blog i have been scouring every bookshop i know, but its like it doesnt even exist. Would you be able to point me in the right direction? Thanks.

James

P.S (email me if you can point me in the right direction)

]]> Comment on MARIO DEL MONACO – KING OF TENORS by Michael James http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=51&cpage=1#comment-7945 Michael James Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:09:58 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/2006/01/01/mario-del-monaco/#comment-7945 Greetings ! Hoping all is well. Awhile back I requested information on how one can remove a posting from your blog for matters of privacy but for some reason I still see the posting here. Please email me so my posting can be removed. Many Thanks, Michael James Greetings !
Hoping all is well.
Awhile back I requested information on how one can remove a posting from your blog for matters of privacy but for some reason I still see the posting here.
Please email me so my posting can be removed.
Many Thanks,
Michael James

]]> Comment on President Obama Introduces Universal Hotel Care by Howard Albrecht http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=352&cpage=1#comment-1349 Howard Albrecht Sat, 24 Oct 2009 16:30:21 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/2007/10/09/the-wizard-of-socialism/#comment-1349 <p>There you go again. Going for the worst possible scenario to make your point. Although, after spending a weekend in a $500 a night hotel and NOT getting a piece of chocolate placed on my pillow does make me yern for your Universal Hotel Care idea.</p> <p>So I guess you're ready to give up your Medicare and your Social Security checks and the pension and secondary health care plan you receive from the Writer's Guild because it's just too much socialism than you can handle.</p> <p>With the demise of our middle-class, moving toward socialism seems to be our only hope of keeping up with that almighty one percent of the population who are taking over the country.</p> There you go again. Going for the worst possible scenario to make your point. Although, after spending a weekend in a $500 a night hotel and NOT getting a piece of chocolate placed on my pillow does make me yern for your Universal Hotel Care idea.

So I guess you’re ready to give up your Medicare and your Social Security checks and the pension and secondary health care plan you receive from the Writer’s Guild because it’s just too much socialism than you can handle.

With the demise of our middle-class, moving toward socialism seems to be our only hope of keeping up with that almighty one percent of the population who are taking over the country.

]]> Comment on Does Liberalism Create Wimps? by Doug http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=476&cpage=1#comment-7701 Doug Fri, 16 Oct 2009 02:37:10 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/2008/03/20/does-liberalism-create-wimps/#comment-7701 Yes, liberals are wimps, and as the comments have proven they are born poor losers. I think liberals are both conditioned to be wimps by the media, and are born wimps that cling to the new culture of cowardice. If you think about it, everything liberals say and do is very revealing. You cannot be a man without being a sexist, though they are the ones defending legalistic attitudes toward men. You cannot be white without being a racist, though they are the ones defending blacks that hate society. You cannot be pro-life without being a fascist, though they are the one doing the killing. Liberalism is cowardly, legalistic, sanctimonious, sexist, racist, fascist, and all these things are somehow someone else's problem. It's no wonder that very few people call themselves liberals today, and conservatism always prevails. Take the wimps out of the media! Yes, liberals are wimps, and as the comments have proven they are born poor losers. I think liberals are both conditioned to be wimps by the media, and are born wimps that cling to the new culture of cowardice. If you think about it, everything liberals say and do is very revealing. You cannot be a man without being a sexist, though they are the ones defending legalistic attitudes toward men. You cannot be white without being a racist, though they are the ones defending blacks that hate society. You cannot be pro-life without being a fascist, though they are the one doing the killing. Liberalism is cowardly, legalistic, sanctimonious, sexist, racist, fascist, and all these things are somehow someone else’s problem. It’s no wonder that very few people call themselves liberals today, and conservatism always prevails. Take the wimps out of the media!

]]> Comment on Babies As Punishment by Julaine http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=496&cpage=1#comment-6969 Julaine Wed, 26 Aug 2009 18:49:54 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/2008/04/13/babies-as-punishment/#comment-6969 <p>Hi, Where did you get this photograph of babies? It's wonderful. I'm looking for a photo of babies with a white background for a book I'm writing. Can you tell me where you got it?</p> Hi,
Where did you get this photograph of babies? It’s wonderful. I’m looking for a photo of babies with a white background for a book I’m writing. Can you tell me where you got it?

]]> Comment on MARIO DEL MONACO – KING OF TENORS by Joe DeMarco http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=51&cpage=1#comment-6869 Joe DeMarco Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:38:59 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/2006/01/01/mario-del-monaco/#comment-6869 <p>Your passionate article regarding the Greatest Tenor who had the good fortune to grace the Opera Houses throughout the World, was my favorite also………..Mario del Monaco. Having had the opportunity to see him throughout the United States and Italy in some of his signature roles always leaving me in tears and exhausted from my screaming “Bravo Mario”. Mario never faulted, always gave his all, his impeccable approach to his artistry was never duplicated and his integrity to the composers was never violated. He remained true and respectful to his God given talents. I miss him dearly, but am grateful for his recordings and videos. I’ve collected all most everything that he recorded and I'm still constantly searching for more. I’ve even engaged his son Giancarlo at the Metropolitan Opera as to when the family will release some of his yet to be release recordings and videos. Yes, we have all this in memory of the “King of the Tenors” Mario del Monaco.</p> Your passionate article regarding the Greatest Tenor who had the good fortune to grace the Opera Houses throughout the World, was my favorite also………..Mario del Monaco. Having had the opportunity to see him throughout the United States and Italy in some of his signature roles always leaving me in tears and exhausted from my screaming “Bravo Mario”. Mario never faulted, always gave his all, his impeccable approach to his artistry was never duplicated and his integrity to the composers was never violated. He remained true and respectful to his God given talents. I miss him dearly, but am grateful for his recordings and videos. I’ve collected all most everything that he recorded and I’m still constantly searching for more. I’ve even engaged his son Giancarlo at the Metropolitan Opera as to when the family will release some of his yet to be release recordings and videos. Yes, we have all this in memory of the “King of the Tenors” Mario del Monaco.

]]> Comment on MARIO DEL MONACO – KING OF TENORS by Frank Campana http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=51&cpage=1#comment-6261 Frank Campana Fri, 17 Jul 2009 00:36:44 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/2006/01/01/mario-del-monaco/#comment-6261 <p>My love for opera grew mainly because of this greatest of tenors, Mario Del Monaco. He was truly royalty on stage. His powerful, ringing voice, has to this day, never been matched. A true dramatic Verdian tenor in a class by himself.</p> My love for opera grew mainly because of this greatest of tenors, Mario Del Monaco. He was truly royalty on stage. His powerful, ringing voice, has to this day, never been matched. A true dramatic Verdian tenor in a class by himself.

]]> Comment on My 2009 Crystal Ball NY Giants Draft Picks by Topics about Clothes » Blog Archive » My 2009 Crystal Ball NY Giants Draft Picks http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=807&cpage=1#comment-5731 Topics about Clothes » Blog Archive » My 2009 Crystal Ball NY Giants Draft Picks Sat, 25 Apr 2009 20:38:33 +0000 http://www.bonilogue.com/?p=807#comment-5731 <p>[...] BoniLogue placed an observative post today on My 2009 Crystal Ball NY Giants Draft PicksHere’s a quick excerptWith Plaxico cut, Giant fans everywhere were speculating about a first round pick to replace him. Previous GM’s might have reached for someone like that, in what is known as the Brian Alford Memorial Pick.Not for want of trying, though. As you all know by now, JR offered Cleveland a second and fifth for Braylon Edwards, but no players. Instead, brilliantly thinking out of the box, Reese offered Cleveland Jlukes, Margi, AmishPatel and Big Blue ’56. Cleveland rejected the offer and demanded Er [...]</p> [...] BoniLogue placed an observative post today on My 2009 Crystal Ball NY Giants Draft PicksHere’s a quick excerptWith Plaxico cut, Giant fans everywhere were speculating about a first round pick to replace him. Previous GM’s might have reached for someone like that, in what is known as the Brian Alford Memorial Pick.Not for want of trying, though. As you all know by now, JR offered Cleveland a second and fifth for Braylon Edwards, but no players. Instead, brilliantly thinking out of the box, Reese offered Cleveland Jlukes, Margi, AmishPatel and Big Blue ’56. Cleveland rejected the offer and demanded Er [...]

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