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Chris is a 60 year old woman from Northern, Minnesota, USA

"We shall require a substantially new manner of thinking if mankind is to survive." Einstein


  • Facebook founder's fan page deleted after hack attack | ...

    Rated Jan 26 2011 2 reviews internet rawstory.com

    On a different note, let's look at it this way... If Zuckerberg's page can be hacked, it's just a matter of moments for the rest of us... Meantime, yea to Mr. Z for his asssistance to the Tunisians!
  • LRB · Slavoj Žižek · Good Manners in the Age of Wik...

    Rated Jan 17 2011 8 reviews liberties rights lrb.co.uk

    I can't pretend to paraphrase this, you'll have to read it yourself...
  • BarryWebers reviews - StumbleUpon

    Rated Jun 05 2010 5 reviews stumblers stumbleupon.com

    It's past time to legislate environment reforms. He is right, it makes no sense to call this an "oil spill" because that isolates it into an incident and we can't afford to consider these results of (mostly U.S.) consumption simply little "accidents". We are seeing Consequences big time now. So, he is right. Don't spend time blaming. Spend time Changing.
  • Four Lions Movie Trailer - AZ Movies

    Rated Mar 05 2010 1 review movies, terrorists, comedies azmovies.net

    trying to show the trailer for this movie
  • UK Muslims will take fatwa against terrorism seriously ...

    Rated Mar 03 2010 1 review terrorism thefirstpost.co.uk

    Here's hoping this has some effect. First thing that sounds a bit hopeful for a long time...  Down with Fundamentalism in All Religions!from page:
    "A spokesman for the counter-extremist think tank Quilliam said: "This
    fatwa has the potential to be a highly significant step towards
    eradicating Islamist terrorism.


    "Groups such as al-Qaeda continue to justify their mass killings with
    self-serving readings of religious scripture. Fatwas that demolish and
    expose such theological innovations will consign
    Islamist terrorism to the dustbin of history."


    Tim Winter, an Islamic studies lecturer at Cambridge University told
    Sky News: "Those who are already hardliners will pay no attention at all
    but 'swing voters' - poorly-educated and angry Muslims
    who respect mainstream scholars - will probably take note."


    Douglas Murray, Director of the Centre for Social Cohesion also
    described it as "significant" saying it removed "any religious
    justification for attacks".


    "His ruling has the possibility of being respected by a far wider
    range of people than any of those individual non-scholarly Muslim voices
    who have also condemned terrorism without caveat," he
    added."
  • Guo Zhiming - Our brigade leader

    Rated Jan 26 2010 1 review china, not listening chineseposters.net

    O Dear, O Bama                       (Just Kidding... I still Have to vote Democrat, or we'll have Republicans.)                 There is still some difference, some of the time.
  • Op-Ed: Supreme Court ruling lets corporations get...

    Rated Jan 25 2010 1 review liberal politics mainecampus.com

    imagine there's no people... and you don't need a weatherman to tell which way the U.S. goes...From the page: The idea that a company is an oppressed person is silly enough to entertain a 4-year-old. Imagine a corporation asking for the right to adopt children or marry your sister. I envision a skyscraper demanding to sit wherever it wants on a bus.But a recent Supreme Court ruling has unleased a multi-headed dragon: the corporate person. The ruling enforces the idea of corporations as legal persons rather than a project of the people who run them. It lifts restrictions on election-year advertising in the name of free speech. Literally speaking, a corporation cannot speak â,” but it can spend money. According to the court, there's no difference.
  • MinnPost - Degree of Obamas follow-through will make or...

    Rated Jan 13 2010 1 review politics, minnesota, healthcare minnpost.com

    Dave Durenburger was a Senator from
    Minnesota, one of the last of the Centrist Republicans. He actually
    helped get health care reform going in Minnesota, could it be 20 years
    ago. MNCare is a system of state subsidized health insurance for
    working folks who don't make much money and who don't have health
    insurance from work. He was actually brought down by his own petard,
    but still he's actually still talking the talk and walking the walk
    so... Too bad there's not more of him.

    Here is an interesting question and answer session from MinnPost.com.From the page: Durenberger says his biggest disappointment in the 21st century's health-care reform debate is "Republicans sitting on the sidelines" despite overtures by Democrats and the Obama administration in the beginning. A big surprise, he says, was that Democrats still fashioned some reform proposals that appeal to his Republican roots.Interestingly, at Durenberger's invitation, aides to key Democrats and Republicans in last year's presidential election as well as figures in the 1993-94 Clinton reform effort came to Minnesota in April 2008 to develop "10 commandments" for presidential leadership in the next round of health-care reform. Some of the Obama administration's tactics and talking points seem to echo the commandments.