Saturday, August 27, 2005
Hey - wasn't it Saddam saying he was going to be sacrificed last week? I say, go for it, George! The world will cheer you on to the finish line, and America loves a winner.
U.S. Again Delays Decision on Sale of Next-Day Pill
What happens when tomorrow becomes yesterday for a pregnant teenager?
Shiites and Kurds Halt Charter Talks With Sunnis
Shiite, the future doesn't seem to sunni in democratic Iraq. My money's on the Kurds to find the way.
Earth's Core Spins Faster Than Surface, Study Confirms
That happened to me once, after 8 beers and a curry.
Thursday, August 25, 2005
Canada's doctors, older, more of them, and coming home
The CBC's homegrown answer to ER sounds like it'll be be pretty exciting.
Rival Shiite Militias Clash in Baqubah
And the teams kick off in the eagerly-anticipated Iraqi civil war.
Southeast Florida under hurricane warning
I've never been to Florida, but I find it hard to understand why millions of people choose to visit or retire there, when the place seems to be the number 1 target for deadly storms. And that doesn't even take into account carjackings and shark attacks. Strange.
Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Scientists Speak Up on Mix of God and Science
First proposal: make atheism a required subject in religious education classes in order to "redress the current imbalance."
Wiretaps Unfold Italian Tycoons' Dirty Laundry
Somehow this makes me think of the phrase, "Hiding the salami."
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
US televangelist calls for assassination of Venezuelan president
And Americans think that Muslims are fanatical terrorists.
Monday, August 22, 2005
Leaders in Iraq Report Progress on Constitution
They got as far as "We, the people..." then started arguing about the first word again.
Sunday, August 21, 2005
Iraq war destabilizes Mideast, resembles Vietnam conflict: Republican senator
Um, why aren't the Democrat presidential hopefuls saying this to the media?
Saddam vows to sacrifice his 'soul'
That's a heck of an easier thing to promise than to sacrifice your life.

