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god gabs with morning radio hosts
by katherine l (aka clevertitania)
topic: humor
8.28.10

Apparently retirement has given God more time to talk to his people. More than a year after his enlightening interview with Regina Phalange last summer, God popped by the local Dan and Dylan radio show to give us some more insight into "His Book" and his feelings about the current state of the world. (transcript begins) Dylan: Welcome back to Dan and Dylan Do Dawn, on KWTF 100.1. This segment we have an amazing guest on with us. The almighty creator himself. I'm not kidding folks. It's his first interview since he announced his retirement, and he's here with us. And we thank Him for it. G...
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stepping out
by ikpe nduonyi uno
topic: writing
8.27.10
We have finally arrived at the beginnings of some normalcy. Where it is still important that you are not aware of every single thing that goes on around you because others are eith...

a kosher pig roast wedding
by marianne ruane
topic: general
8.26.10
When I was on summer break from college one year, I went to visit my friend Melissa on her family’s farm. It was more like a house in the country than an actual farm, acres of land...

mass mentality
~ the disconnection of our ancestrial families
by lori suzanne holetz
topic: general
8.25.10
Way back in the olden days, the golden days where there was more harmony among villages, tribes… we supported one another in our immediate and then ancestral lives. The Native Ame...

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do unto others...
why i'm sick of being the bigger person
by katherine l (aka clevertitania)
topic: news
8.23.10
A few weeks back, my sister and I were driving back into town from a work trip (her work not mine, I just tagged along). As we turned a corner to head towards her house, we saw a m...

everything's working together for good
good old dad
by candy green gustavson
topic: pop culture
8.23.10
I was flipping by “Antiques Roadshow” the other day, an old one, from Las Vegas in 2007. What caught my eye was a painting someone had inherited. I know that artist, I thought, and...

the end book
how i wrote it
by john lerrato
topic: writing
8.15.10
We currently have very many religions; each believing in some unique doctrine. Evolutionists, on the other hand, seem to be breaking more ground with each new prehistoric man they ...

acknowledging a well known fact (15:2511/11/2009)
books written by royalty-the need to protect my brokered equity
by ikpe nduonyi uno
topic: advertising
8.6.10
The war in Afghanistan and the trouble with it is that it is not a big war but it is being used by political leaders for power games especially the American government. So it is no...

migraines
my grandfather's favorite joke
by dirk cotton
topic: humor
8.5.10
My grandfather loved to tell jokes. I never knew anyone who got more enjoyment out of telling one. But, he was really bad at it. He could only remember a few and he repeated t...

protecting my leadership
modern advertising
by ikpe nduonyi uno
topic: advertising
8.2.10
This is always the big one. The one involving how the black guy ends up giving certain respects and cordialities to a racist and various other idiots either because he listens to n...

daughters of zion
self-help hiv/aids knitting group
by lori suzanne holetz
topic: general
7.23.10
Last October 2009, I had the wonderful opportunity of fulfilling a dream of a lifetime when I traveled to Kenya. It had long been my wish, to not only visit the beautiful country ...

that is the way it should be
by lori suzanne holetz
topic: general
7.23.10
I stood at the back door of Greg’s mother’s guesthouse. As I had opened the door, a gentle wave of hot air hit me in extreme contrast to the perfectly air conditioned interior. I...

the turquoise earring
by lori suzanne holetz
topic: writing
7.23.10
I had seen the painting many times. Usually while scanning quickly through the book to find some romantic poem that reflected the love I held for my sweetheart. The picture in an...

the iraq war on the spotlight
by ikpe nduonyi uno
topic: general
7.22.10
For what it is worth; my irritations over the process where people say what they have to say the way they want to say it and later go back on it for reasons of political correctnes...

a star inside
a poem
by kailey w
topic: writing
7.18.10
The brilliant shine of a very dim light. Like a star in the sky on a very dark night. Covered in clouds and hidden from sight. Love is a star that fell from my sky. Part of my pas...

living in the past
by katherine l (aka clevertitania)
topic: news
7.18.10
Ever since the Tea Party Movement started, we’ve seen another surge in people talking about how much better things were in the past. Once again we see a generation of people yearni...

we are abbreviating ourselves to death
by lori suzanne holetz
topic: general
7.18.10
Ever stop to notice how many things we have come to abbreviate these days. It seems as if we are almost talking in code. Just take a look at your children chatting on Facebook or s...

alcohol makes the fun?!?
by jay knizley
topic: pop culture
7.14.10
Alcohol Makes the Fun?!? The time has come for me to pop up onto my soapbox and ask everyone to do me a favor. Step back a little and think of your childhood. Most of us remembe...

bred to cope
how i want to see the world
by katherine l (aka clevertitania)
topic: general
7.14.10
This is the first article I've actually written about Agnosia since I wrote Dreaming in Emotions almost one year ago. Over the year I've just added all the new information I can fi...

love is suicide
a poem
by kailey w
topic: writing
7.14.10
Love, a form of suicide that killed my broken heart. Trust, a way to distract my mind so you could play your part Remember, what you meant to me & why I left that day. Betrayed, is...

the unexpected always happens (yogi berra)
surprise
by gonzalo fernández
topic: general
7.14.10
I took a Mediterranean cruise with my family. Our cruise second port was Civitavecchia, a town and comune of the province of Rome in the central Italian region of Lazio. A sea po...

ears to hear?
in praise of the word of mouth
by candy green gustavson
topic: general
7.13.10
Because we are all so caught up in the use of our communication technologies, I would like to share a simple observation: word of mouth still works. It's done a lot here in this mo...

survival of the straight-backed
by louise sopher
topic: general
7.11.10
In forests throughout the world, from South America to South-East Asia; from the New Guinea Islands to the island of Sumatra and to the Philippines destruction roams wild as though...

in cold blood
a cj stryker short story
by jay knizley
topic: general
7.7.10
In Cold Blood, a CJ Stryker Short Story The tall blonde woman walked across the lobby of the Peninsula hotel, her stiletto heels clicking on the marble tiles. Her walk, in tight ...

she and her knight
by lori suzanne holetz
topic: general
7.5.10
She would notice that after a day of hard work and long hours of slaying “dragons” with the other knights, he would need to come home and lay down his armor, heave a heavy sigh, le...


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kailey w
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Location: Reno, NV
DOB: 1.16.76




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re: living in the past
Honestly I prefer much more all the 'harsh' realities of our 21st centuries than the 'hypocrisy' of the few past decades.An open 'ugliness' is better...

re: cosmic tumblers
I recently watched some 'apocalyptic' movies such as '2012','2012 doomsday','stonehenge apocalypse','the day the earth stood still' and so on, I just ...

re: how to live with diabetes
my son has a similar story...he developed something (we think) called Leber's Disease...diabetes, stress, drugs, alcohol are linked...he now only has ...

re: what about the sacral-cranial rhythm?
Thank you for your scientific explanation,but if the electromagnetic fields created by all sort of devices are responsible for the damages inflicted t...

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1. bred to cope
how i want to see the world
by katherine l (aka clevertitania)
7.14.10

2. living in the past
by katherine l (aka clevertitania)
7.18.10

3. migraines
my grandfather's favorite joke
by dirk cotton
8.5.10

4. the iraq war on the spotlight
by ikpe nduonyi uno
7.22.10

5. in cold blood
a cj stryker short story
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