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Ulan Congo’s Death Rate Unchanged Since War Ended I wake up every day thinking of how to make end this insanity. I know “opening up markets” or “creating a powerful central government” is not going to do it. These people have nothing. Less than nothing. They do not even have life. There must be a better … Read more
This post says it all. Even if nothing unseemly happened, confidence in the process is not there. If you believe in voting then you must believe in certification of voting results. Innocent until proven guilty when it comes to voting gets flipped on its head: not valid until confirmed. We can not confirm that our … Read more
Margaret wanted to have an open house and invite the neighbors over. Fun, fun fun! [display_podcast]
What exactly are these so-called “Green Fairies” anyway? [display_podcast] The first stage is like ordinary drinking, the second when you begin to see monstrous and cruel things, but if you can persevere you will enter in upon the third stage where you see things that you want to see, wonderful curious things.” “Absinthe has a … Read more
Benazir Bhutto – Rest In Peace Interactive Timeline
A Global Trek to Poor Nations, From Poorer Ones
The story of the St. George’s Spirits Absinthe logo. [display_podcast] Is this true? Only the Reaper knows. Do not fear him! Note: Their next batch goes on sale February 3rd, 2008. They are setting a 3 bottle limit. What nerve! 😉
Of course he wasn’t. He is alleged to have done some very, very bad things but I think the average US citizen would be hard pressed to label him a terrorist. Yet, his words in this video are exactly the sort of things when said in the Middle East, land folks in a US torture … Read more
“…because their ancestors were not Christians, they were cursed, Africa is cursed and the sins of their fathers are now visited upon all the children…” Or, in the words of the great Max Romeo; “I’m going to put on an iron shirt and chase Satan out of earth!”
Google And The Wisdom Of The Clouds So one autumn day a year ago, when he ran into Google CEO Eric E. Schmidt between meetings, he floated an idea. He would use his 20% time, the allotment Googlers have for independent projects, to launch a course. It would introduce students at his alma mater, the … Read more