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Carter Rails Against Bush During Book Tour KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Former President Jimmy Carter questioned the direction of the country and sharply criticized the Bush administration in a book tour stop here. "Everywhere you go, you hear, 'What has happened to the United States of America? We thought you used to be the champion of human rights. We thought you used to protect the environment. We thought you used to believe in the separation of church and state,'" the Nobel Peace Prize winner said Friday at Unity Temple. "That's not the case anymore." http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051112/ap_on_...h/carter_bush_1 None of the above represent the wishes of the American people at large - as soon as we can get these relious nuts out of power, all these policies will be reversed

Rickie's mythic days with Tom Waits and Chuck E. Weiss... http://www.keeslau.com/TomWaitsSupplement/...kieandchuck.htm

No More Reading Glasses! Eye Surgery Developed for Near Sightedness http://www.latimes.com/features/health/la-...eadlines-health

gotta be quick on these boards ;)

I once had a Jewish roommate that was offended when I wanted to put up a Christmas tree - apparently he thought it had some religious meaning No Halloween in schools, no Xmas at Walmarts... this shit is getting ridiculous.

By making a posting joke?

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Here's a look at the stage:

Nov. 12 Caught Rickie Lee Jones for her homecoming show in LA art deco palace - the Wilshire Theater - tonight, who was celebrating her 51st birthday along with Vic Chesnutt, who opened. She quipped she was glad to be back amongst friends, but not so happy about the enemies :) The Duchess of Coolsville played for over three hours to numerous standing ovations from an aging hipster crowd - they wouldnt let her off the stage. Highlights of show included a tribute to the President - a rocking rendition of Jumpin'Jack Flash, to celebrate his birth - followed by what he has become - Ugly Man. She even did a cover of David Bowie's Rebel Rebel :) Half the show, she was backed by a 3 piece band - the other half was solo on guitar and piano. If you havent seen her, check her out - it's a really unbelievable show - you won't find better musicianship anywhere... Songs covered included: Chuck E's In Love Company Coolsville Flying Cowboys Living It Up Danny's All Star Joint Pirates (So Long Lonely Avenue) Sailor Song Satellites Ugly Man We Belong Together Weasel And The White Boys Cool Woody And Dutch On The Slow Train To Peking The veteran singer-songwriter recently scored the Jennifer Aniston movie "Friends With Money"...

He lives in Santa Monica and is surrounded by liberals

that was on purpose

Sea Green by William Orbit

Yep, this is a very good album...

Bump - For those of you who played the Colours commercial, this is the same guy

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It was a she - and she already ended up with her teacher husband ;) Or did you mean future perps?

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Sexual affairs between pupils and teachers 'can be beneficial' Britain should drop its moral outrage over sexual relationships between pupils and teachers and accept that an "erotic charge" in the classroom can be an aid to teaching, a Sheffield University academic says. Pat Sikes, an education lecturer, has written a paper in defence of pupil-teacher affairs, arguing that it is wrong always to cast students as victims when they are often the instigators of genuine relationships and suggesting that about 1,500 pupil-teacher affairs develop every year, the Times Educational Supplement reports today. http://education.independent.co.uk/news/article326343.ece

...3. "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." —Washington, D.C., Aug. 5, 2004 http://www.innocentenglish.com/