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Correction: (Feb 29 2004 03:05 GMT) - I thought it was just that I couldn't read A Civil Campaign when my high school best friend had dumped me to get married to someone who used to be my friend. It turns out that I can't even read A Civil Campaign when I haven't seen my (current) best friend in two months. You can imagine how terribly thrilled this realization is making me. It's been over a year since we got any quality time alone together. |
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- On se Kostička nezdá, ale občas z něj padají moudra. To by se jeden podivil |
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- xPhone and cell broadcasts |
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- NAPALM DEATH VS. AT THE GATES |
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- A live video of CONSTRUCDEAD performing the track "The Saviour" at Klubben in Stockholm, Sweden, on February 10 (as the support band for SOILWORK) has been posted online at this location. The show marked the group's first live appearance in the city ... |
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- - Since the sudden and unexpected demise of the Soviet Union, traditional ideas about political dissent and social change have undergone a rapid change. No longer is it important to ponder over root causes and systemic issues that inflict societies. No longer is it essential to consider ideological approaches to social change. And most important, amongst activists and intellectuals who hail from professional 'middle-class' backgrounds, ... |
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- "Pentagon and Pakistani officials on Saturday denied an Iranian state radio report that Osama bin Laden was captured in Pakistan's border region with Afghanistan "a long time ago." The claim came as Pakistan's army hunted terror suspects in a remote tribal region along the border, believed to be a possible hiding place for the al-Qaida's leader. The director of Iran radio's Pashtun language service, Asheq Hossein, said the report was based on two sources — one of whom later told The Associated Press he was misquoted. The report said bin Laden had been in custody for a period of time, but that President Bush was withholding any announcement until closer to November elections." — |
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- Thoreau on returning to civilization. -- My recent post on Tom Elpel may have made it sound as if Thoreau advocated a return to nomadic living. Far from it. After all, Thoreau was satisfied most of the time to ramble around Concord, Massachusetts, not the wilderness. Sure he did explore a bit in New England (he even climbed Mount Katahdin back when that part of Maine was pretty remote), but he was no hunter-gatherer. |
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- Hi, I have some difficulty in understanding the following entences. Could anyone give me a hand? 1. The subject of often intense negotiation between journalists and their editors, as well as their sources, news frames help to render an infinity of noticeable details into practicable repertoires. 2. |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- The Creatures From the Sandwich Shop - Behind the singing rodents in the Quiznos ad.: "You're either gonna give this one an A or an F" |
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- Updated: 2004-02-28 - RiskRating: Low - PatternFile: 786 |
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- Or should that be "Bioethics Council Stacked?" The recent change in council membership ejects supporters of stem cell and therapeutic cloning research in favor of new members more likely to toe the desired line. This is most likely a response... |
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- The web site for Canada's Christian Heritage Party (a minor party consisting of that nation's "political religious right") reported Jan. 23 that U.S. ex-gay activist Stephen Bennett is outraged at President Bush for tolerating civil unions -- even though the proposed constitutional amendment would ban them. |
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more snaps (Feb 29 2004 03:02 GMT) - I've uploaded some more family photos. These cover the summer up until now, such as it has been. Which brings me to the next thing. Would the farmer whose rain dance has been spectacularly successful please try doing it again,... |
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- (US) EMS workers may soon be forced to take random drug tests Bronx firefighters and emergency medical service workers will soon be subjected to random drug tests.[$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(70%), $propaganda_theme1(60%), $propaganda_theme2(70%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $stimulant(100%), $cocaine(100%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(50%)] |
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Bloglines (Feb 29 2004 03:01 GMT) - After noticing that several of you come here via Bloglines, I decided I should check it out. ...And WOW —... |
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- anal cunt vs. napalm death |
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- EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Hall of Famer Bill Russell would have been proud. |
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- anal cunt vs. anal blast |
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- Diabolis Interium - Dark Funeral |
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books (Feb 29 2004 03:00 GMT) - One of the problems of having returned to work is the current necessity to keep my mouth shut in case I prejudice anyone, such is the situation I find myself in. Apart from stress the one thing I have done... |
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Cheery (Feb 29 2004 03:00 GMT) - Nothing quite as cheering as cruising down the M4 at 2 in the morning, listening to Led Zeppelin. Bowling was entertaining, though I was terrible.I have to get up for work in less than 7 hours, and I have a bit to do before bed! |
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- Brigitt Aboccoli Susana Spears Linsey Dawn Mckenzie Kaoru Yumi Asami Shinohara |
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