Monthly Archive: October 2004

Hmmm… just checking out blogs on others sites and came across this link.  One part of the site lists all the “civilians killed as a result of the US-led military intervention in Iraq” –...

Comparative Religion, Fall 2004 What basic principles of Buddhism would be helpful for the betterment of human society? Explain. Consider especially how the Five Precepts might figure into this program. Provide concrete examples to...

create your own personalized map of the USA or write about it on the open travel guide

http://www.outletradio.com/grantham/archives/001022.php Sigh. If this is true, I think this is a an all-time low for the RNC.  Surely Cheney has to repond to this!

I have to write my second essay in my comparative religion class before Tuesday.  I think I'm choosing the topic on “What basic principles of buddhism would be helpful for the bettermen of human...

From the Family Research Council site (http://www.frc.org/get.cfm?i=PR04J04): Dr. James Dobson clarified that “we are not here for purposes of hate; we are not here to disparage anyone. We are here because we believe in...

Saturday, October 9: Attended the Immigration Equality meeting today, and was appointed the Communications Coordinator.  This was after a review of the organizational structure and an agreement that we needed to split up the...

Well last night was a lot of fun.  We had just over thirty people wandering (at times aimlessly) around the west side of Frisco as we moved from Appetizer (thanks Kean) to Entree (thanks...

Well today has arrived, adn I finally think everything is organized (er, finalized) for the progressive dinner tonight.  So far there are 45 people attending, so we are doing a little better than last...

Sitting here watching the world pass by, is it me, or is life slowing down. The sound of the clock ticks slower, and with each passing minute life passes me by. There are times...