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Thursday, August 05, 2004

Still Alive . . .

But mainly posting to my China Adoption News weblog.



Wednesday, August 04, 2004

Al Qaeda Plot Discovered!

New Terrorist Update: Imminent Plot to Kidnap President Reagan!
A pre-dawn raid of a secluded Al Qaeda training center in Iraq yesterday netted what Homeland Security experts are calling "the freshest terrorist information we have seen to date." The information shows that Al Qaeda has recently developed an intricate plan for kidnapping President Reagan while meeting with foreign leaders at Camp David, Maryland. The plan is said to contain alarmingly detailed information regarding structures, schedules, routes, personnel, security systems, and so forth, even including such details as the brand of toilet paper used at Camp David. "Their level of preparation is far beyond anything we anticipated, though we are completely ready to deal with this," said Tom Bridge, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. "While the enemy threat should enough to scare most people senseless," Bridge said, "the American people will be safe as long as stay the course and keep George Bush in office." . . .




Saturday, July 17, 2004

Having a little fun with Adobe Illustrator











Tuesday, September 30, 2003

Why they are saving Nemo . . .





Wednesday, September 17, 2003

Mormon Blogosphere

David from A Soft Answer is compiling a list of LDS Blogs and a Mormon Blogosphere.

Thanks David!



Wednesday, August 20, 2003

Snip URL

Snip URL is a great utility for shrinking the length of a web address. For example, rather than sending this:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/cm/member-reviews/-/A3BO1VM9CSCWW1/ref=cm_aya_bb_rev/103-1431998-3653458

send this:

http://snurl.com/23ue

By the way, the above links to my Amazon.com reviews.


Nominations for 'Man of the Year'









Friday, August 08, 2003

The "Terrorism" Trump Card Raises Its Ugly Head

In today's New York Times, we learn of some serious human rights abuse:
A group of villagers from Myanmar, formerly Burma, charge that when a gas pipeline was built in their region, they were subjected to forced labor—and that the American corporation Unocal played a role in their mistreatment (an accusation that Unocal denies).
But . . .
The Bush administration has asked an 11-judge panel to block it, arguing that it interferes unduly with foreign policy. . . .The Bush administration argues that permitting the Myanmar villagers to sue will interfere with American foreign policy, including the war on terrorism.
Evidently, we can remove Saddam because of his human rights abuses (the new argument, since there are no WMDs), but an American corporation is free to abuse others without even the annoyance of an suit brought against them.