Monthly Archives: February 2003

I started yesterday’s post with once upon a time. I guess I did that because even today I wish this could have had a happy ending. But it doesn’t. So, if you need a happy ending, skip this entry. I … Continue reading →

Consider this a journal entry and skip it if this isn’t your thing. Once upon a time the Canadian division of a US Christian TV network was looking for a Canadian writer-researcher. I applied and went in for the interview … Continue reading →

Badger Newfoundland looks like an apocalyptic landscape. 120 people are dead in a horrific subway fire, started by a mentally ill man. 5 million credit card holders had their information stolen after a hack in the UK. On the home … Continue reading →

While parts of the US dig out from under a snowstorm, the town of Badger in Newfoundland has been evacuated. 1200 people woke up to flooding from three rivers that backed up, causing hugh chucks of ice to smash into … Continue reading →

The search engine company with it’s servers and cutting edge technology has taken another step with this acquisition. Google, which runs the Web’s premier search site, has purchased Pyra Labs, a San Francisco company that created some of the earliest … Continue reading →

Joseph Farah of WorldNetDaily takes a strip out of Jeremy Lott for labelling him a conservative. Farah goes on a rant in a letter in The American Prowler. Lott wrote this article, Pounding Ploughshares into Swords about WorldNetDaily. Jeremy Lott … Continue reading →

The UN is planning for 600,000 refugees in the coming war with Iraq. Ruud Lubbers, the UN high commissioner for refugees is in Athens on a two-day visit. “It can be more, it can be less … But let me … Continue reading →

A generous heart repairs a slanderous tongue. – Homer Never throw mud. You may miss your mark, but you must have dirty hands. – Joseph Parker Soft-buzzing Slander; silly moths that eat An honest name. – James Thomson It is … Continue reading →