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Wednesday, Apr 23, 2003

watch and learn

more blogwatching --

farrelblogger
invisible adjunct
reachM high cowboy network noose
marstonalia

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Monday, Apr 21, 2003

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"PRESIDENT OFFERS ADVANCE CONGRATULATIONS TO SOON-TO-BE-FORMER SISTER-IN-LAW SHARON BUSH ON DECIDING TO KEEP HER FESTERING CRAP-TRAP SHUT IF SHE WANTS TO LIVE TO SEE CHRISTMAS"

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watch listings

blogwatching --

6th International
ephilosopher
unlearned hand

blogroll caller --

empty bottle

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Sunday, Apr 20, 2003

liberal notions

blogwatching -- political aims

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cheney reaction

cnn practices wish fulfillment for nations democrats

via tomorrow


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Friday, Apr 18, 2003

fat sells

bloody lentils

is your head on straight pins
why such a rush to severance

divide and concurrence
the star of dated (and nuts)

the thinnest mint/youre squinting
i wish i could pull that off

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pnac sack

somehow missed this link in my referrer logjam. ok, maybe not a logjam so much as a paperjam but either way thanks for the nod to pnac.info. long may you rein in.

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Thursday, Apr 17, 2003

frankly mr shankly
since you ask

(for the nonsense crude)

chilled to the boner
loves more than
alone again or

traced
on the ceiling
sieging is believing

scrawled
on the floorboards
which way is towards

motorboats sputter
rearranged clutter

a gathering swarm

war,m

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j-scholar

"Lee C. Bollinger, president of Columbia University, said yesterday that Nicholas Lemann, the Washington correspondent for The New Yorker, had agreed to become dean of the Graduate School of Journalism, an appointment that comes at a pivotal time for the school.

Mr. Lemann, 48, is a highly respected journalist who has worked as a reporter and editor at The Washington Monthly, Texas Monthly, The Atlantic Monthly and The Washington Post."

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Wednesday, Apr 16, 2003

art officials

"Why did the US fail to protect the museum? To the extent that the ACCP would rather see anquities on the market rather than locked up in "retentionist" state museums, the group's recommendations may have struck a respondant chord among the Pentagon's neoconservative ideologues. Neoconservatives see state-owned libraries, archives, and museums as residues of socialism and are working to transfer public library and museum assets to private concerns.. Were the troops instructed to stand by while the museum looting took place? This seems unlikely; after all, the troops failed to protect hospitals as well as museums, and may have violated the Hague Convention in their failure to do so.* It seems that no plans were developed for protecting the Iraqi people's assets in the conflict's aftermath."

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