Hey guys, I just posted the PDF on my silvertank site. Click on http://www.silvertank.com/kim/jacksonfacestest.ai.pdf to see it. You'll need Adobe Acrobat reader though.
let me know if this works or not!
Tuesday, March 29, 2005
Friday, March 25, 2005
I find it ironic that a woman who became brain dead through complications associated with sever bulemia nervosa is starving to death in hospice care. And I say this with consideration to the extreme gravity of the situation.
Instead of crying sexism on the grounds of male judges and husbands as FOX news favors, why are people not taking this as an opportunity to point out the cruelty that Terri had to go through during adolescence as an overweight girl with glasses? Is America resiliant enough to celebrate individual difference from this media wreckage? or will Jeb be the third of the Bush dynasty?
Yes, this whole media circus is outrageous. I think the surprisingly high disapproval ratings over this congressional interferce just shows that many Americans have been deeply touched by similar painful events in their lives that are playing out on the screen. Americans may jingoistically approve of war though never having experienced it or to reduce the cognitive dissonance they feel regarding loved ones serving overseas.
But I take these low approval ratings as unequivocal proof of the power of human suffering that average Americans face throughout their lives. Also interepretted as "just don't go there." America is not ready to face death. It's too close to us. For once it seems that 70% of Americans actually have something in common.
But we will watch, our stomachs turned. Oh how we will watch...
Instead of crying sexism on the grounds of male judges and husbands as FOX news favors, why are people not taking this as an opportunity to point out the cruelty that Terri had to go through during adolescence as an overweight girl with glasses? Is America resiliant enough to celebrate individual difference from this media wreckage? or will Jeb be the third of the Bush dynasty?
Yes, this whole media circus is outrageous. I think the surprisingly high disapproval ratings over this congressional interferce just shows that many Americans have been deeply touched by similar painful events in their lives that are playing out on the screen. Americans may jingoistically approve of war though never having experienced it or to reduce the cognitive dissonance they feel regarding loved ones serving overseas.
But I take these low approval ratings as unequivocal proof of the power of human suffering that average Americans face throughout their lives. Also interepretted as "just don't go there." America is not ready to face death. It's too close to us. For once it seems that 70% of Americans actually have something in common.
But we will watch, our stomachs turned. Oh how we will watch...
Monday, March 21, 2005
If you're wondering what the Morning Star is all about, here is a cool feature article on the paper that appeared on the Beeb:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4361137.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4361137.stm
Sunday, March 20, 2005
Saturday, March 19, 2005
2nd year anniversary of the war on iraq today. Below are some pics of this year's protest in London which drew 100,000-150,000 marchers today.
To see the full lot of protest pictures go to http://www.silvertank.com/kim/londonprotests/
Also to veiw the route they marched see http://www.stopwar.org.uk/
To see the full lot of protest pictures go to http://www.silvertank.com/kim/londonprotests/
Also to veiw the route they marched see http://www.stopwar.org.uk/
Monday, March 14, 2005
Saturday, March 12, 2005
You know you're getting old when you see this headline from the BBC:
"Actress Fonda set for hip surgery"
see the full article here.
"Actress Fonda set for hip surgery"
see the full article here.
Thursday, March 10, 2005
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