It'd been far too long since I had felt either the impulse or the pressure to put on a Flock of Seagulls do, but Emily's party asked for such physical extremes as an entrance fee.  Or so it seemed; turns out most people don't listen to or abide by host policies and just dress up to 80s themed party like they would any other.  Given the current ( Read more... )

"Both the Church of England and the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology have called on the Metropolitan Police to investigate the claims involving members of one of Britain’s fastest growing Evangelical churches - The Gilbert Deya Ministries.

Its head, the self-styled Archbishop Gilbert Deya, pronounces the women worshippers as pregnant “by ( Read more... )

I got prints back from Canada and uploaded a few of my favorites.

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Burnout 3 is way amazing.  Way better than Doom 3 could ever be ever.  Jeff found this out when he tried to compare the two via street racing.


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THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN DEBUT AT #106 ON BILLBOARD TOP 200 WITH "MISS MACHINE"
Relapse Records recording artists THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN's new album, Miss Machine debuts at #106 on Billboard's Top 200 chart, shifting 11,392 units in its first week of sales. First week sales have garnered DILLINGER the #2 position on Billboard's Heatseekers ( Read more... )

What could have been the least productive Habitat trip I've been on turned into one of the best. I worked harder on the last day than I've ever worked in two days on the site. And we got the roof on. I can't stop thinking about that. That's never been done; not in one day. When the last worship was done, I couldn't stop myself from crying. It ( Read more... )

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The summer schedule seems to suggest I'd more frequently have the time and patience to update, but it actually has the opposite effect on my will to perform such tasks. Plus, updating daily would be like reading a moebius strip of a journal, because daily events tend to blur each other in monotony ( Read more... )

A  good rebuttal to some of Michael Moore's damning accusations by Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball

It stands out because it doesn't simply write off the director's work and consequently make greater (ridiculous) inferences about the nature of likeminded conspiratorial skepticism.  What Americans, and just about anyone who views the film, need is ( Read more... )