Articles Archive for July 2006
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Let me start by saying that I am extremely excited.
In less then twenty four hours I will be sharing living space with a family of four. Dawn and Bryan and their two kids will be moving into our two bedroom apartment with us (Mindy is visiting family for a couple weeks). This is a temporary location, but it is the beginning of our community. I believe I’ve mentioned this community thing on here once or twice, but I’ll be writing and maybe podcasting a LOT more about it in the …
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So, a brief glance over my recent post shows I’ve been watching a little too much TV.
Sure, I’ve been watching things of my choosing on my computer at the times I want to, but I probably need to do a bit more thinking and commentary on my own.
I hope you’ve enjoyed the clips I’ve shared. Let me know if you want me to continue sharing them, or if your more interested in writing then watching.
I’ll still have more clips I’ll send your way at some point, but I’m gonna …
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I think I’m going to go vote today. It’s the last day of early voting before this weeks official voting day here in Nashville. I never knew early voting existed like this, and I think it’s a spectacular idea. For folks who work multiple jobs or take public transit or have children, it’s difficult to get time in a Tuesday or other weekday to go and vote. Early voting gives EVERYONE an opportunity to exercise their rigts as citizens to vote.
Now, I just have to figure out who to vote …
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So, I’ve heard of this lady, but I never listened to her talk or read any of her books. This evening I was bored and saw some video clips of here (while perusing the much funnier Jon Stewart).
I’m sorry by this lady is a hard one to like. She makes some HUGE generalizations. I’m really uncomfortable with her.
Here’s some clips for you to see:
What do you think of this lady?
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“Two-fifths of the world’s people already face serious shortages, and water-borne diseases fill half its hospital beds. People in rich countries use 10 times more water than those in poor ones.”
A dripping tap could waste as much as 90 litres a week.
Brushing your teeth with the tap running wastes almost 9 litres a minute. Rinse out from a tumbler instead.
Cool water kept in the fridge means you won’t have to run the tap for ages to get a cold drink.
Don’t use your washing machine until you’ve got a full load. …
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Those who saw the last post about The View and Barbara Walters might be interested in giving some feedback on this one.

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