Sun, 9 Mar 2008
I recently watched The Power of Nightmares: The Shadows in the Cave, a BBC documentary. Some of its findings are contested, but I consider it startling even if only half of it is true:
- It may be that al-Qaeda is no more formal an organization than the average businessperson's professional network.
- The "dirty" part of dirty bombs apparently causes virtually no harm.
- Counter-terrorism prosecutors have used lack of criminal activity as evidence of "sleepers" and claim to have found secret messages in ordinary-looking home videos and doodles.
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i have been boning you for a very long time now
i think i may have found true love
i think about you before i sleep at night and you are the first thing i think of when i wake up in the morning
i cant live without you or your site
forever and always in my heart and i will forever be yours
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Wed, 9 Apr 2008
Mon, 13 Nov 2006
I ran across an interesting nugget in Google Analytics today. Apparently someone in Many, Lousiana went to my website yesterday, generated 226 pageviews, clicked an ad, returned, and generated another 383 pageviews. It's odd, but I'm not sure that its worth looking into further.
I can not speak English very well. I saw at my E-mail a message that it was written (We happily announce to you the draw of 2007 Lucky Drop Sweepstakes Program held on 2007 in Amsterdam Holland. Your e-mail............ address attached to ticket number: …… with serial number: …….. And draw lucky number: …….. Which subsequently won you lottery in the 2nd category of alphabetic file number: ……..batch number: ……… And reference number: …….. You have therefore been approved to claim a total sum of US$400,000.00 (Four Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) in Cheque.) It means that I am winner. Is it true? Is BARRISTER MOHAMED MUSTAFA your ASIAN FIDUCIARY AGENT? Is my ID(HADIZARE1363@YAHOO.COM ) one of Amsterdam Holland's winners ?If it is true , please tell me how can I receive my prize?
hadi 
Wed, 26 Dec 2007
Tue, 24 Oct 2006
It's nice to see Spreadshirt in the news.
Sun, 15 Oct 2006
I think this article is short-sighted. It's a long article, and I won't debate all of it. And I won't ridicule the whole thing like BoingBoing. However, I think they're overlooking at least one wonderful aspect of the Internet and blogs: the emergence of the Internet and blogs has greatly increased the awareness of minority opinions and private realities. While there are plenty of blogs that say steretypical things like "I love Brittney Spears" and "iPods are cool," there are plenty other that say rarely talked about things like "I have a balloon fetish" and "feel tired after my chemo" and "pastor to flirt at church". With the Internet, many people who previously thought they were alone in the world can discover that there are thousands or millions of other people who are like them in a particular aspect. Without the Internet, we would only know about these things if they happened among our relatively small circles of direct contact or if they were in the media. Stopping blogs is not a good solution; it would be wrong to throw the baby out with the bathwater. In response to the many Bible verses cited in the article, I would like to respond with "Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."
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