Yearly Archives: 2003

TABOO Here is an interesting ethics questionairre. My results: Your Moralising Quotient is: 0.50. Your Interference Factor is: 0.25. Your Universalising Factor is: 1.00. There was no inconsistency in the way that you responded to the questions in this activity. … Continue reading →

Whooooo Let the Cows Out?! Moo! Moo Moo Moo!

Israeli warplanes break sound barrier over Lebanon Not good news: Israeli warplanes overflew the main Lebanese cities of Beirut and Tripoli Wednesday, breaking the sound barrier amid reports of a troop buildup on the border, Lebanese police said. Fighter-bombers also … Continue reading →

Syria to Israel: We Will Respond With Force Next Time Syrian Ambassador to Spain issued a forceful warning to Israel stating that if the IDF attacked Syrian territory again, the response would be with weapons – not words: “If Israel … Continue reading →

TERMINATED! Democratic Governor Gray Davis of California has been successfully recalled and defeated by Republican challenger Arnold Schwarzenegger with 48% of the recall vote. That’s a far cry from the 30+% that Ahnold was expected to get. Nearly 54% of … Continue reading →

Candidates speak in Spotsylvania And nary a mention of Hap Connors’ antics during the NAACP debate. While the rest of the candidates were content to take their seats and address the crowd from their assigned place, Hap took the podium … Continue reading →

Monsignor Stephen Happel Dies at 59 Monsignor Happel was the recently appointed dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies at the Catholic University of America. He did a tremendous amount of work there streamlining a department in sore … Continue reading →

We Want Your SOUL! Check this out. . . hilarious! WWYS® has been formed by a consortium of international companies – including leading financial and genetic research institutions – to create a product that gives you an actual CASH VALUE … Continue reading →

China details space plans I don’t understand why the upcoming first Chinese manned space launch isn’t getting more press than what it has. Of course, with the California elections and the reconstruction of Iraq going on I suppose that something … Continue reading →

Iraq did pursue banned weapons programs Here is a great editorial from the San Diego Tribune. Read on! The headlines on David Kay’s report to Congress focused on the failure, so far, to find chemical and biological weapons or evidence … Continue reading →