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artistic burial alternative: the mushroom death suit
My mom just cancelled her subscription to the New Yorker. She had subscribed since 1960 and had been a reader since she was about twelve (1942). Her mother had been a reader since it's inception and a subscriber since the close of ww2. The magazine was ever-present in their Lexington Ky. home. Mom would walk down weekly to the news store the day it arrived. The reason for cancellation she explained was that the quality had gone down hill, the cost too high ($69.95 annual) and it had become too thin. Plus the cartoons haven't been funny in years.
the frame game
I have some measure of trepidation concerning today's planned one year anniversary ows march. I will watch and hope for the safety of the protesters.
watch out for the white shirt cops guys.
Gd Boston garden '77
baumraum (treespace)
sun gazing
lego architecture
animal matrix
Via REE
yiddish curses for republican jews
black bolt and medusa black light posters
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just the other day i was wondering just how rich this bastard was, rich enough to start pissing off his neighbors apparently.
Woah, dude, this little glass room has a gigantic phone.
Tell the USDA: Don't Trust the Makers of the GE Apple!
A Canadian company is asking the USDA to approve a genetically engineered (GE) apple that will not brown when exposed to oxygen.
We know that sliced apples turn brown, but they don't lose any flavor or nutritional value, and not even the apple industry wants this genetically engineered product. So why is this Canadian company spending millions of dollars on developing the GE apple? It's all about the $120 million in profits they are projected to receive in the first ten years of bringing the GE apple to market.
But is that money worth putting an unlabeled, untested, unnecessary and potentially unsafe product out on the market? We don't think so!
Tell the USDA to reject the GE apple today.
