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Plastic Patch

September 1, 2010 News
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In the middle of the Pacific, there is garbage dumb the size of Texas! I head about this last year in Newsweek, but the story didn’t really sink into my mind. You have your moments of receptiveness. Sometimes a charismatic person in front of you, can be of help to clear the path. Sometimes it [...]

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Downer – The Catholic Church, condoms and abortion

March 19, 2009 Celebrity
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I know this is a touchy subject, but I had to do this. I respect all religious people. There I said it. But the guys who conducts the business from the church pedestals are often making a fool of themselves. The Catholic Church has really made a mess of itself the past weeks. Not only [...]

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Bob Lefsetz and Barack Obama

February 26, 2009 News

I want you to read this. Bob Lefsetz, creator of The Lefsetz Letter, wrote this great article about Obama’s speech the other day. – OWG Obama’s Speech This has been a bleak year for me.  The gig that covered my nut evaporated.  Seemingly every year or two this occurs.  But I always have hope a [...]

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About Rush Limbaugh – republican radio host

February 22, 2009 Celebrity

Hello Friends Today it’s all about Rush Limbaugh. The infamous and influential republican radio host from Missouri. Credits go to Alex, for suggesting the topic last week. Limbaugh is amongst other things famous for making fun of Michael J. Fox who has Parkinson’s Disease and his somewhat dumb remarks on things like feminism: “Feminism was [...]

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Zuola / Zola – Chinese blog for change

February 1, 2009 Celebrity

This morning I read a fantastic article in my local newspaper. It was a portrait of the chinese blogger Zuola – or Zola as he sometimes prefers to call himself. Real life name Zhou Shuguang (周曙光). There’s an introducion at Wiki about him. Zhou is considered to be a local voice of growing importance. Famous [...]

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Gaza – The Song That Kills

January 18, 2009 Middle East
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I visited Gaza once. It must have been in 1999. I travelled around the Israel and the Palestinian territories. Back then it was quite peaceful. I was only there for a day, but I got a good impression of the city centre, where I spend the afternoon. I ran into a guy on the street, [...]

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