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Supporters of Project Bow: Call your State Legislators to Defeat SB 666
Help stop SB 666! Call your Missouri state senator today! Continue reading
Posted in Animals and Pets, Apes and Language, Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged apes, financial burden, legislation, Missouri, missouri politicians, Non-human, Non-human Primate Act, people responsible, Primate Act, Project Bow, SB 666, Senator Muntzlinger, state intervention in private matters
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Making a Place in Your Heart for Someone Who is not Going to Stay
At Inverted-A Press, we are gearing up, slowly but surely, for the publication of John Wheatcroft’s The Portrait of a Lover. The current projected release date is in December of this year. The interior typesetting is done, but we are … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Opinion Pieces and Editorials, Relationships
Tagged asocial love, book by John Wheatcroft, John Wheatcroft, lack of reciprocity in love, limerence, limerent love, love and limerence, love as an emotion, love without commitment, one-sided love, the Portrait of a Lover, unconsummated love
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V for Vendetta masks or Guy Fawkes masks
This year, if you can think of nothing else to wear for a costume party, you might consider a V for Vendetta or Guy Fawkes mask. Why? It’s a popular choice and one of the best-selling items on Amazon, and … Continue reading
Posted in Costumes for Halloween, Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged Guy Fawkes, Guy Fawkes Day, Guy Fawkes Mask, Guy Fawkes mask for Halloween, Halloween costumes, Halloween masks, November 5, private property, Squeaky Fromm, Squeaky Fromm Masks, Time Warner, V for Vendetta, V for Vendetta Guy Fawkes mask, V for Vendetta mask for Halloween, what revolutionaries want
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Ron Paul at the Republican Debate
Last night, my daughter and I watched the Republican debate on the Youtube Fox News channel. This is the first time that I have seen a live broadcast on YouTube. “Can’t you put it on pause?” my daughter asked me, … Continue reading
What To Do When You’re Bored
When you’re bored there are many things that you can do but it usually feels like there’s nothing to do. Well here are a list of things to do when you’re bored: ●Write a pub ● Watch TV ● Play … Continue reading
Flight 93: A Song by Leslie Fish
Today is the the tenth anniversary of September 11, 2001. It was a shocking event that catapulted the nation into a series of decisions that did not make America more American. If not for the events of September 11, we … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged 2001, 9/11, airport security, American partriots, Flight 93, Flight 93 by Leslie Fish, Flight 93 song, Leslie Fish, Patriot Act, patriotic, proctologist, rectal exam, rubber gloves, September 11, song, the right to bear arms, the right to bear arms in flight
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Daria Review
Daria is a cartoon show about a girl who goes to high school and loves to be sarcastic but doesn’t show a lot of emotions. This show is very addicting and I recommend to buy it and watch it. Later … Continue reading
Posted in Movies and Films, Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged Animated show, Daria, Daria show, Show Daria
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Covenant Between the Pieces
Crocodil: Covenant Between the Pieces Look up toward the heavens And count the stars: Six million too many. And lo, a smoking furnace… (Genesis 15,5; 17) L’Alliance d’Abraham Leve les yeux au ciel … Continue reading
Posted in Language, Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged 5 17, Assi Degani, covenant, Genesis 15, holocaust, poetry, six million
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Greater than Ourselves by Amnon Katz
Amnon Katz was a physicist, aerospace engineer, pilot, publisher, thinker, poet and essayist. At the time of his death in October of the year 2000, he held an endowed chair in aerospace engineering at the University of Alabama. For more … Continue reading
Incorrect Premises Lead to False Conclusions: The Case of the Aging Brain
Yesterday I came across a science news story released by the establishment. In big headlines, it read: “Evolution of Human Longevity Led to Large Brains and Brain Shrinkage”. Always interested in comparative studies of chimpanzees and humans, I eagerly read … Continue reading