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As you know, Nifong resigned in disgrace. Every detail of the trial at Durham in Wonderland. Thus far, no apologies from the Duke faculty who so desperately wanted the rape story to be true.

"Canadian nice" just never lets up. Canadians honor terror supporters. Dust My Broom

The lovely Clinton couple "peeked" into their blind trust. Wizbang. What would be the news if Dick Cheney did that?

"Body movements and non-verbal responses such as moans are not consent." They aren't? Since when? Coyote.

A WMD flashback, from The Guardian, at Norm

Smart Dem women prefer Obama to Clinton. Oxblog

The EU as an Orwellian Superstate. Tangled Web

What is a criminal and what is a terrorist/combatant? TigerHawk

Teaching Truths: Attack Machine on a Dr. Sanity piece on edumacation.

Remembering the Bonefish. Reasoned Audacity

Maggie Thatcher, Reagan, fear, and cats: Sisu

The unwelcome return of the immigration bill: Don't get me started. Kesler explains some of the things that are wrong with Trent Lott.

Art photo: A friend of Theo

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"Fortune does, in the end, favour the brave"
Fortune does, in the end, favour the brave, said Margaret Thatcher yesterday in a speech marking the 25th anniversary of victory in the Falklands War. Baby the Brave -- above attempting to liberate a piece of chicken from Tuck's plate

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RE: I Must Have Everyone's Verbal Response..... sounds like the speech I get when I sit in an exit row:

Hahaha.
That is a whole lotta policy they got going there at Antioch.

o/t/, but when I get to the airport, I do scramble for a seat in the exit row. This last flight was roomy and fun as the 757-300 is a very cool machine and the skies were mostly clear. For the next few hours, the country unfolded below (except Mt. Ranier, which stood way over the clouds) and then on the drive from the airport I saw a black bear (not that unusual to see) and a moose (unusual).

#1 Patina on 2007-06-16 08:52 (Reply)

Also in regards to Theos' friend...

The Academic masters are popular again, and it is not unusual I guess, that the paintings of beautiful women are the most popular. Except for stuff like digital photography, some things never change. Here is a page from a good art renewal site I stumbled across at sda, that illustrates that obvious fact. It is from their most popular artist, Bouguereau....

http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/art.asp?aid=7&page=10

#2 Patina on 2007-06-16 11:26 (Reply)

On Immigration, the North American Union, and the Security and Prosperity Prtnership.... these last two I referred to i my piece on Immigration yesterday, specifically

But no nation can sustain it's heritage under an assault unchallenged, by a government involved sub rosa in dissolving it's very unifying character. This is where we are today and only ill can come of it.

#3 Habu on 2007-06-16 12:14 (Reply)

Hopelessly OT but this is worth it I think:

http://www.terrorismawareness.org/what-really-happened/

Why Israel matters. Clear, succinct and powerful.

H/T: http://www.julescrittenden.com/

#4 Luther McLeod on 2007-06-16 12:22 (Reply)

Dust My Broom The great blues singer Robert Johnson who ispired the likes of Eric Clapton and Mick Jagger, along with an entire generation of musicians long after his death...Dust My Broom meant as a "new beginning" by RJ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2G4Ubp1xoE

#5 Habu on 2007-06-16 12:28 (Reply)

If you like the blues ..listen to the best 16 year old blues player in the world .... when this kids blues matures it will be legend.

Do'in Midnight Blues

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s_78wRNt1M

#6 Habu on 2007-06-16 13:20 (Reply)

Great link, Habu. I have all Gary Moore's stuff, and this kid does him proud. wow.

#7 Phoenix on 2007-06-16 16:40 (Reply)

Good bye, Antioch.

Sleeping is not giving consent. No. That happens after consent.
Body movements and moans is not consent?

#8 Phoenix on 2007-06-16 16:48 (Reply)

Good bye, Antioch. (Comment fell off...)

Sleeping is not giving consent. No. That happens after consent.
Body movements and moans is not consent?

#9 Phoenix on 2007-06-16 16:53 (Reply)

If my comment was edited, I would prefer it be deleted completely. I don't know why the entire is missing, but there was nothing untoward in it, and a partial comment as above just makes me look stupid. I hope it was just a computer glitch.

Habu -

One good turn deserves another:

A kid playing Pachelbel's Canon in D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmgOT_F0hlg&NR
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#10 Phoenix on 2007-06-16 17:05 (Reply)

I'm ashamed to say that I don't currently own any of Gary Moore's music..that will be remedied.

Pachelbel's Canon in D ... I hope the kid has those hands insured with Lloyds of London...unreal..Thx, I was mesmerized by it, and more tha a wee bit jealous..I play a very mean kazoo and slide whistle.....mostly Sousa Marches out the kazoo.

#10.1 Habu on 2007-06-16 20:30 (Reply)

That was great Phoenix. I agree with Habu, he should insure those hands! What talent at such a young age.

Habu, your young man had plenty o' talent as well. I tend too give extra credit for those who play the slow songs. Which I felt that was, could be wrong.

All these budding guitar genius's, amazing.

#10.2 Luther McLeod on 2007-06-16 21:26 (Reply)

Phoenix:

My precocious seven year old niece called it -

The Taco Bell Canon. :-)

#11 Skookumchuk on 2007-06-16 18:48 (Reply)

P:

No one here is blocking or editing comments. Gremlins in the system or something. I do delete evil comments - but we would never interfere with yours.

#12 BD on 2007-06-16 23:48 (Reply)

Thanks, BD. I was sorry because it was funny. Considering the subject matter of sex at Antioch and its 24 Dictates, I couldn't help myself.

Habu - "...out the kazoo" ? ha ha ha....... :]

I love the 'Taco Bell in D'. It blows my mind. So did Habu's, but I mostly became excited because it was Gary Moore. Fun!!
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#13 Phoenix on 2007-06-17 00:48 (Reply)

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