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  • Well it's time for an update!!! Everything was great. Visiting all of our families was awesome and time well spent. Last night, we submitted to a time-schedule and hopped into a burgerking to eat dinner... my stomach's …

  • So I thought that I'd combine the two together because clearly, the arts are losing in a desparate battle with politics. Does rage ever overcome your heart and mind so much that you would like to destroy parts of the wor…

  • Ok, I'll still be artsy and everthing. But I just read this article in the NYTIMES about how the US is going to delay the fifth round of giving to the AIDS global fund until next year because the funds in Kenya aren't be…

  • So I've been taken aback. Yesterday, I was listening to an NPR program online from the University of Miami. It featured Don and Emily Saliers (Professor of Church and Music / Member of the Indigo Girls) and they were dis…

  • Well it's Saturday and my paper is done, turned in, and I don't think it was that bad. Last night Jen and I had some chapaigne to celebrate everything and nothing and that was fun. Our friends helped us pick out this gre…

  • So I'm trying to procrastinate big time before I have to write this 5-page paper by Friday. I know it's only five pages, but I have 14 pages of outlined quotes, so the condensing is about to begin! The only other thing…

  • Check out this article below. Greg Palast is a journalist for the Guardian and he was one of the first to discover that the 2000 election was stolen. Check the information and see what you think. http://www.gregpalast.c…

  • The only thing that could make this better was if the minister was actually Karl Rove.

  • Sooo... how's it feel to be a minority? Pretty shitty... This morning, I felt worse than I have ever felt before. Anxiety, nervousness, apocalyptic thoughts were entering my mind even before I went to bed last night. Bu…

  • KEEP HOPE ALIVE!

  • So I suppose that I should give some input for election day. Perhaps this should be known as "Voting Day" rather than election day because it is likely that if the outcome is close it will be followed by a long litigatio…

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