Thursday, June 30, 2005
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Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Choose Life?
"To look life in the face, always, to look life in the face, and to know it for what it is...at last, to love it for what it is, and then to put it away..."
-- Virginia Woolf
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
The 31st Traverse of the Sun
It's my birthday. When you're a little girl your birthday turns into a fairy tale world. You imagine yourself surrounded by little tinkerbells and you wander on a flower garden with your white castle looming not far behind.
They all disappear as you grow old. The world becomes gloomy and your tinkerbells fritter away six feet under your memory box. Every beauty in the world disappear with every passing of a childhood.
And life is one big bowl of rotten cherries.
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Garfield: At my age, birthdays don't creep anymore. They just burst through the door and march right in.
They all disappear as you grow old. The world becomes gloomy and your tinkerbells fritter away six feet under your memory box. Every beauty in the world disappear with every passing of a childhood.
And life is one big bowl of rotten cherries.
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Garfield: At my age, birthdays don't creep anymore. They just burst through the door and march right in.
Monday, June 06, 2005
Water Will Be the New Oil
Anita Roddick, in her analysis at CNN.com predicts that with the increasing impact of global warming, water will take the place of oil as the most highly-priced commodity. So priced that armies will guard it and world politics will be plagued by unrest as the people fights back against governments and huge corporations taking over their water supply.
In fact, she adds, fighting back will be the new politics of the 21st century.
Read more about about this interesting insight here: The age of grassroots dissent
In fact, she adds, fighting back will be the new politics of the 21st century.
Read more about about this interesting insight here: The age of grassroots dissent
The Word According to Dubya
Amnesty International reported that massive detainee abuses by US soldiers do occur at Guantanamo Bay. To which the White House responded:
Dubya: Those reports were made by people who hate America...people that had been trained in some instances to disassemble (sic), meaning not tell the truth!
To which John Stewart, on the Daily Show, rebutted:
Jon: Actually, dissemble is not telling the truth. Disassemble is what we did to Iraq!
Oh Jon, watch out for those nucular weapons. Hehe.
Is This The Coming of Jurassic Park? (Part 2)
An update on the T-Rex fossils bearing soft tissues found in March:
CNN.com -- A Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur that died 68 million years ago has provided some of the strongest evidence yet that birds are the closest-living relatives of dinosaurs, scientists said on Thursday.
Michael Crichton fans already know this, but it's really cool when a theory turns out to be true. Well, almost in this case. For the rest of the story, simply check out this link: Scientists: Dinosaur bones show T. rex link to birds.
CNN.com -- A Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur that died 68 million years ago has provided some of the strongest evidence yet that birds are the closest-living relatives of dinosaurs, scientists said on Thursday.
Michael Crichton fans already know this, but it's really cool when a theory turns out to be true. Well, almost in this case. For the rest of the story, simply check out this link: Scientists: Dinosaur bones show T. rex link to birds.