Monday, June 15, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
bob & ray: stoa

Here is a classic Bob and Ray radio skit:
Click here for article and then click Listen: Slow Talkers of America.
Be blessed!
RB
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Monday, June 1, 2009
new computer app: cleans monitor screen
Cleans your computer screen from the inside: Click here!
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Sunday, May 31, 2009
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Friday, May 29, 2009
obama revises campaign promise....
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
chuck the virtual heroin
You shouldn't hang around addicts. At least I shouldn't. They are always trying to hook you on whatever they're hooked. I was able to hold out then in a moment of weakness, I fell.
With little sleep the night before, five to six hours at SLU, most of it outside in the cold and the wind, I was exhausted Sunday afternoon. I didn't feel like reading or doing anything but vegging out. Sensing my weakness, Offspring #3, a known addict, asked me if I wanted to watch just the first episode of Chuck. (She has the whole first season on dvd so I should have known she'd be a dealer.)
Of course I enjoyed the show. How could you not enjoy it? Well written, clever script, likable characters, a nice blend of humor and suspense.
"Want to watch the next episode?" Of course! I'm not doing anything. What's the harm?
"How about the third?" Yeah, I want it.
Now I can't chuck Chuck.
I am completely under her control and she knows it. It is her dvd set so I can only watch it when she wants to. She knows I will drop whatever I'm doing, I will stay up too late, I will forgo all my responsibilities if she just says, "Want to watch the next episode of Chuck with me?"
I remember as a freshman in college, we had some recovering heroin addicts speak in a class. One said that taking heroin is the greatest feeling in the world.
Chuck is virtual heroin.
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Saturday, May 16, 2009
Friday, May 15, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
how to raise awareness in darfur?
Have you heard the news? Actress Mia Farrow has ended her fast protesting the Sudanese government's actions in Darfur. Fortunately Richard Branson will take over the fast for three days (Reuters article).
It is a wonder how the government of Sudan can withstand such unrelenting pressure!
Check out this Onion News video:
How Can We Raise Awareness In Darfur Of How Much We're Doing For Them?
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