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Archive for April, 2008

A few weeks ago I blogged about Pangea Day, a world wide event on May 10th using the power of film to bring people divided by borders, difference, and conflict to the realization that we are all the same.

Tip of the hat to Craig James for his comment on my original post [...]

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Fluff and Nonsense

Fluff and nonsense now with cute Kitty pictures!

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Free Beer Tuesday

Life has been far too serious of late and I am suffering information/emotion overload. So today I am all about fluff and nonsense.

And I will write this post just as soon as I finish my beer.
UPDATE:
I never got my beer. I didn’t feel like writing either. Instead I went to my granddaughter’s [...]

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Police departments throughout the world purchased Tasers as a safe alternative to disable suspects, only they are not safe.
Newsnet 5 reports the death of 24-year-old Benedictine graduate Kevin Piskura. Piskura, a 2006 Miami graduate, was tasered after getting into an argument with Oxford police after a friend was escorted from a bar. [...]

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See why here.

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Today was Son No. 1’s birthday. I wish I could write a happy, jolly, rollicking good story about food and celebration shared with family and friends, but I can’t. Not that we didn’t celebrate, because we did, only it was very subdued.
The past few months have been challenging to say the least. Divorce, [...]

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Hell yeah we’re bitter

Regular readers to this blog may have noticed the prevalence of depressing posts focused on job loss, job searching, depressed economy and depressed Five Husbands. Getting me to laugh was damn near impossible. Until today. Linking from social network contact to contact I discovered the root of my unhappiness, dare I say bitterness, broken [...]

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Tip of the hat to Shape + Colour. And he is right the You Tube version doesn’t do it justice - watch the HD version to appreciate the true beauty.

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Bill Callahan’s well stated “Now the devil is… where the devil always is” observation on the Governor’s Compact to Help Ohioans to Preserve Ownership offers a key insight to the value of these non-binding measures. The compacts are non-binding, but as Callahan points out
the servicers are committing themselves to report progress to the Commerce [...]

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You still have time to get involved!

Earth Fest 2008 sponsored by Earth Day Coalition, north east Ohio’s nationally recognized leader in community-based environmental education and leadership is just around the corner. The 19th annual Earth Day celebration will be held in Cleveland on Sunday April 20, 2008 at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, from 10:00 am to [...]

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