Um, yesterday a vote in the US Senate fell four votes short of what was needed to restore habeas corpus — the fundamental right of individuls to challenge government detention. Article 4 of the US Constitution states that habeas corpus shall not be suspended unless in cases of rebellion and invasion when the public safety may require it. Why is this not a major headline in the news?
If the country's falling apart, do the tecktonik. Don't know how? Watch Jey-jey or this guy.
Now scientists are saying the velociraptor had feathers. Jurassic Park has been rendered obsolete.
Robert A. Heinlein 's archives are now online.
A writer at Slate Magazine tests some anti-snoring devices (and some of us would greatly appreciate you snorers taking action....ahem).
I woke up at 5am for boot camp this morning and am very sleepy. Have a great weekend!
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Well hey there, Stephanie. Long time no see. Do you still have AIM or ICQ or something like that? If so, drop me a line: my screenname is SplitNifty.
Ryan said he saw you while he was out the other night and also ran into Brant and Andrea and (separately) Andy Maag. That's a lot of BV people in one evening.
Anyway, thanks for the comment.
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