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Want to perform a linkexchange…

http://coliebrice.bandcamp.com/track/second-class-citizen?permalink

Peace,

Coliw

http://glemak.com/blog/2008/12/15/6th-page-6th-photo-tag/

Chelsey Harmon Bread

1 pkg dry yeast
2 C warm water
2 T sugar
1 T salt
5 C flour

C=cup, T=tablespoon

1. grease cookie sheet and sprinkle cornmeal on it (cornmeal optional)
2. Dissolve yeast in the water, then add the sugar, salt and 2 C of the
flour in a large bowl.
3. Whip with a wire whisk for about a minute.
4. Mix in the remaining flour a little at a time, mixing with your
hands.
5. Remove from the bowl to a cleaned, floured surface and knead the
dough for about two minutes.
6. Form the dough into a loaf shape (12″x4″) and place on the prepared
cookie sheet.
7. Cover lightly with a towel, and let the dough rise to 3x its size
(3+ hours)
8. Cut 1/2″ slices on the top of the loaf. Bake at 375 F for 45
minutes.

Don’t know if it’s “hope” I see being mongered, which I find to be dangerous in the first place, but I just see another example of keen marketing skills.

Sorry.

It is one of the densest concentrations of potentially hazardous pollution sources in North America. Many of the landfills that surround them are unregulated, and some of those are still being used. Since most of these landfills as well as many industrial plants are located along the waterways surrounding the area, of the 18 miles of rivers and lakes surrounding Altgeld Gardens, 11 miles of them are unfit for human consumption and recreation, though many residents still fish in them citing that “something’s going to kill them anyway.”

And, Katherine, I wonder if you are thinking about major policy issues between the candidates. Fact is no matter how much experience someone has we never really know how they will act as President until it happens. I personally like the idea of grass roots interest in our own government because I believe we have been tuned out for too long and outsourced our responsibilities to career politicians who had to ask corporate America to pay their campaign bills. I think that is the kind of experience we don’t need right now.

After four years in New York City, Obama moved to Chicago to work as a community organizer for three years from June 1985 to May 1988 as director of the Developing Communities Project (DCP), a church-based community organization originally comprising eight Catholic parishes in Greater Roseland (Roseland, West Pullman, and Riverdale) on Chicago’s far South Side. During his three years as the DCP’s director, its staff grew from 1 to 13 and its annual budget grew from $70,000 to $400,000, with accomplishments including helping set up a job training program, a college preparatory tutoring program, and a tenants’ rights organization in Altgeld Gardens. Obama also worked as a consultant and instructor for the Gamaliel Foundation, a community organizing institute.

Research is your friend.

I personally find the fashion pretty ugly, but I love seeing young people’s beautiful butts.

“You’re expected to take a leap of comprehension that isn’t normal for political cartoons, with no cue to do so. If that cartoon were printed on the cover of some sort of Fox News magazine, without caption, the message would be clear: Obama is a Muslim terrorist-loving America-hating weirdo. As it is, coming from the New Yorker, the reader is left with (not particularly funny) ambiguity, and confusion about what the message is supposed to be. Basically, if the whole image were drawn inside a TV screen box with a logo of “Fair and Balanced” or some such, it would have been a lot funnier, much more understandable, and probably not have caused a whisper of outrage.”

http://noebie.net/2008/07/15.html

on further reflection i’m not sure that i got it right

here’s an alternative take from someone i respect

http://www.eccentricity.org/2008/07/new_yorkers_impaired_sense_of.html

that this cartoon has been such a touchstone is an indicator of the jumbled complexities of politics, religion and race in america

it amazes me that anyone other than those on the lunatic fringe could still consider obama a “radical muslim threat” to our country – but sadly this appears to be so, and their numbers seem to be significant…hence all of the uproar

it is ironic that an image that intended to point out the lunacy of that fear is being decried for propagating it

We got FUCKED by a bunch of screw ups on captial hill basicly to help swing/cheat for yet ANOTHER election to the Nazi party sorry sorry I mena Republician party.

I’m so sick of the GOP blantly pulling all kinds of BS these days!

After seeiin all this hog-wash I am sadly forced to agree with the statement Joesph Stalin once said “The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything!”

Brian, I have to agree that Phreadz is, without doubt simplicity in itself.

Much as I like forums, Twitter et al, so many are two dimensional or just too clumsy to use.

I particularly like the threaded conversation patterns, and have already commented on site that I see the universal application in both the commercial and personal sectors.

Koss is a very clever bloke, his wisdom exacerbated by those enlarged trademark glasses….

I just hope Kosso gets a great return from his wonderful application. It get six stars from me (out of five).

‘They endorse me – I’m not endorsing them’ (paraphrase)

http://obamain30seconds.org/vote/?v=view-2491-u5KqEL

http://obamain30seconds.org/vote/?v=view-2238-xf6D6r

http://obamain30seconds.org/vote/?v=view-2317-G3mPw.

That also extends to learned behavior versus someone being strong enough to make their own decisions. I had a friend in High School that wouldn’t talk to me when he found out I was gay. It wasn’t because he thought with his mind, but his dad instilled this on him and he never had the strength to make his own decisions.

just my $0.02

JayT

This inability brings him a lot of frustration and anxiety. Not the contrary.

America should learn how to overcome its insecurity by learning how to change its point of view(s) and empathize with others that may seem different, and not have such a passion for sameness.

I was posting an entry on Monday when I was describing my feeling of uneasiness because of Hillary’s lack of human management (with her own team) that should call to attention.

I was also wondering whether it had not been one of the reasons why Royal lost her campaign in France’s presidential elections last year. But it is impossible to compare, of course.

Your piece drew me deeper into this drama, where the truth lies. Bravo!