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Spirits Dancing: they are new to the world. I think it does them a disservice to expect that they will not be interested in anything unless it's presented as a fart joke. Technorati Tags: CSIRO double helix, austrailian science festival, belching buttercup, cow, daisy, making, methane, science 10:05 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0) (via Cosmos)
My Menopause Blog: Despite being home, My Menopause has decided that lingering in vacation mode for a few more days is in order. After all, we did have an unexpected and somewhat unwanted guest arrive shortly after setting up the camp. (via Cosmos)
[Goodnonsense.blogspot.com] Good Nonsense: Really, though, we only worked outside for a couple of hours...leaving plenty of time for all the other important Saturday agenda items: going to Barnes & Noble, reading the new Rolling Stone and Wired cover to cover, preparing for my Monday night Fantasy Football draft, watching Memoirs of a Geisha (not my choice, but it really wasn't too bad...one important question: why in the world was that movie in English? It was like a Japanese movie being filmed in Chicago...only with every American in the movie speaking Japanese...was just weird.), and finding and watching most of Fahrenheit 9/11 on one of the Showtimes (The Butterfly hadn't seen it).
[Lapdblog.typepad.com] LAPD Blog: Daisy asked the grandmother for permission to take Diego to a store to go buy some medicine. Daisy told the grandmother that a friend who is unknown to the grandmother was taking them to the Alameda Swap Meet located on Vernon Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard.
[Cjrdaily.org] CJR Daily: A Day in The Bubble: The Kerry team provided reporters with citations for their stories about the NYU speech, including a list of exactly what Kerry was referring to when he invoked President Bush's "23 different rationales for the war." One reporter announced to the rest that "'60 Minutes' just fell on the story" -- a reference to CBS's admission that it could no longer vouch for the documents featured in a recent report about President Bush's National Guard service. As we waited for the event to start, I asked the Washington Post's Dan Balz how traveling with the candidate affects his coverage.
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