U.S. Policy on CoffinsU.S. Policy on Coffins
The issue of whether or not to allow the publication of photos of the coffins of American soldiers has been smoldering since last week when The Seattle Times published the
Month: April 2004
New Ark websiteNew Ark website
Back in 1996 I built the very first website for The Ark, Ann Arbor’s nationally renowned acoustic music club. The website I made was dreadful looking and the one that
more spammore spam
The following is the subject line of a spam I just received.r I have to say that I find a great deal of poetry in this one…r r “failsoft bernhard
Spoils of WarSpoils of War
From Caleb we have this link to a 4 part piece from the NPR program, Marketplace.r r “…A leading anti-corruption group claims as much 90 percent of U.S. money spent
Eyesore for AprilEyesore for April
Time once again for the Eyesore of the Month from the bitter (but totally on target) architect, James Howard Kunstler.
Bake Sale for DemocracyBake Sale for Democracy
When it comes to politics and the quagmire the GOP has gotten us into, I am trying hard to remain positive. I am trying to concentrate on the concept that
Save BobSave Bob
A few weeks ago I mentioned that Bob Edwards was leaving NPR’s Morning Edition. What I didn’t know at the time was that Edwards was being fired rather than leaving.
Follow the Exit SignsFollow the Exit Signs
Senator Robert Byrd weighs in with his thoughts on the state of the Iraq crisis in this Washington Post Op-Ed piece, Follow the Exit Signs
FirePaige.comFirePaige.com
From the folks over at FirePaige.com:r r “You may remember that [a few months ago, Secretary of Education,] Rod Paige called America’s largest teachers’ union a “terrorist organization.” Why? Because
Mystic SinkMystic Sink
I want this sink and this faucet.r r Oh yeah, and this desk…r r And this couch.