My roommate's dog, Charlie, hanging off the couch. Damn dog is like Gumby.
Tuesday, 28 September 2010
Well, thank you PayPal, it's only taken years for you to address this issue. Now, can I have my email address back?
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Turns out, food is good for you.
25 Amazing Food Cures
Woot! I happen to be a fan of food. :D I think everyone should try it.
25 Amazing Food Cures
Woot! I happen to be a fan of food. :D I think everyone should try it.
Read a banned book. It's your duty as an American to follow in the footsteps of our founding fathers who told the British to "suck it" and tell those people who want to control what you have access to read to "suck it."
Blog of Rights: Official Blog of the American Civil Liberties Union: Celebrate the Freedom to Read: Read a Banned Book!
Books are traditionally banned for a variety of reasons, but they usually come down to some sort of "moral majority" wanting to control what information people have a right to have access.
Tell the "moral majority" to shove it. Books are repositories of ideas and knowledge, they hold a moment in time with their colloquialisms and jargon; showing future generations the ideas, feelings and cultural presence of differing times and places. Places we might otherwise forget to time.
So be an American and rebel. We rebelled against the tyranny of imperialism, we have rebelled against the idea of totalitarianism and we've rebelled against our very own conservative ideas.
So be a rebel: read a banned book.
Blog of Rights: Official Blog of the American Civil Liberties Union: Celebrate the Freedom to Read: Read a Banned Book!
Books are traditionally banned for a variety of reasons, but they usually come down to some sort of "moral majority" wanting to control what information people have a right to have access.
Tell the "moral majority" to shove it. Books are repositories of ideas and knowledge, they hold a moment in time with their colloquialisms and jargon; showing future generations the ideas, feelings and cultural presence of differing times and places. Places we might otherwise forget to time.
So be an American and rebel. We rebelled against the tyranny of imperialism, we have rebelled against the idea of totalitarianism and we've rebelled against our very own conservative ideas.
So be a rebel: read a banned book.
Did you know Atheists know more about religion than the most adherent followers? Especially Christians?
Atheists Outdo Some Believers in Survey on Religion - NYTimes.com
Seems the most vocal are the most ignorant. Who'd have thunk it?
Atheists Outdo Some Believers in Survey on Religion - NYTimes.com
Seems the most vocal are the most ignorant. Who'd have thunk it?
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
Just found this site via facebook, believe it or not.
Sullivan Barracks, Mannheim, ARMY KASERNE - US ARMY GERMANY
I was stationed on Sullivan Barracks, myself, but there's a whole list of kasernes from across Germany.
Sullivan Barracks, Mannheim, ARMY KASERNE - US ARMY GERMANY
I was stationed on Sullivan Barracks, myself, but there's a whole list of kasernes from across Germany.
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
I had an epiphany... you know what would be a good feature for someone to develop (someone, not me) is the ability to search within a given person's bookmarks.
Huh?
I tend to bookmark a lot of pages I'd like to have for reference material for whatever; some are organizational pages, some are scientific journals, some are blogs and whatnot. But if I'm looking for something in particular I have to visit each page separately or perform a worldwide Google search. Sure, I can narrow it down to a specific domain, but that's just one and I'd like to search all of the one's I've collected over the years as I've made the determination that those pages carry the ideas or the respectability I agree with.
Or maybe there is a feature like this out there and I just don't know about it. If that's true, someone please let me know! I know there are extensions out there that help writers create links to material and bibliographies, but is there something that searches my own bookmarks? That would be ideal especially when trying to reference to something I might have read 6 months ago but can't quite remember where.
Huh?
I tend to bookmark a lot of pages I'd like to have for reference material for whatever; some are organizational pages, some are scientific journals, some are blogs and whatnot. But if I'm looking for something in particular I have to visit each page separately or perform a worldwide Google search. Sure, I can narrow it down to a specific domain, but that's just one and I'd like to search all of the one's I've collected over the years as I've made the determination that those pages carry the ideas or the respectability I agree with.
Or maybe there is a feature like this out there and I just don't know about it. If that's true, someone please let me know! I know there are extensions out there that help writers create links to material and bibliographies, but is there something that searches my own bookmarks? That would be ideal especially when trying to reference to something I might have read 6 months ago but can't quite remember where.
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