"...everyone is bored,and devotes himself to cultivating habits..these habits are not peculiar to our town.." Albert Camus "The Plague"
Saturday, April 05, 2008
Obama v Hillary: Racism or Sexism?
Is America ready for a Black or a Woman in the White House? Recent polls show Americans somewhat ready for a Black president or a woman president although they seem to be more ready for a Black as president. (76% to 63%) Joan Walsh at Salon weighs in:
Maddie Ashman's Mirotonal Mastery: "Dark" (Live)
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hide hide
and run
we are always
hiding from her
ride ride
'til my
blah
mama goes
child child
come in
look at your wild hair
why why why
I've been out
out
m...
Rare Visit From A Wood Stork In Connecticut!
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I was tipped off by a fellow birder last weekend that a juvenile Wood Stork
was sighted in Waterford Connecticut. I was unable to make it down there so
w...
American values are Jewish values and vice versa
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I thank Chabad of Manassas in Northern Virginia for presenting a
fascinating learning class tonight about the Jews and American civics. It
is an honor to...
December 9 in LEM history
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1999: DVD and the Mac - 2002: Resurrect the Low Cost Mac - Retro PowerBooks
- 2005: Pismo a Great Value, Handles Tiger Nicely - Making Mac Mail Work
for Yo...
French Rescue Four Hostages Lose Two Soldiers
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Viva Liberty! French commandos rescued four foreign hostages including two
French citizens from a militant group in Burkina Faso, France's military
said on...
The Great October Gale (October2-4,1841)
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“…In the east part of Middletown, Conn., as much as two feet of snow fell.
The trees, in full leaf, ‘broke the forest and shade trees in an
extraordinary m...
Capitol Watch Is Moving
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The Hartford Courant's Capitol Watch blog is moving.
To see the *new Capitol Watch blog*, visit us at *courant.com/capitolwatch*.
If you follow our RSS ...
In Praise of Sarah Palin
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In advance of the nation's Independence Day, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin
once again asserted her own independence, by stepping out of "politics as
usual" a...
We've moved to…
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wesleying.org
As of March 2009, we have moved to wesleying.org. While this site will no
longer be updated, our archives—dating back to August 2006—remain
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