] Sometimes you run across stories that leave you
] scratching your head. Well, we have just such a tale, one
] you might just have to see to believe. And, it's all
] about an Oklahoma City dog. But this is no ordinary dog.
]
] "She eats a lot and she plays. She's really spoiled,"
] said her owner, Laura Stringfellow.
]
] Meet Faith. All dog. Except for one thing.
]
]
] "She's very incredible," Stringfellow said.
]
]
] Faith walks upright, like a human.

With video. Too cool. I'm such a sucker for dogs, almost made me misty eyed.

A dog tale deserving of a 'standing' ovation

] Beer Church
]
] The Largest Unorganized Religion in the World!
]
] Making the world a better place, one beer at a time.
]
] For each and every one of you, your own appreciation of
] beer is something deeply personal. The appreciation of
] Beer is also something that is universal. Beer Church is
] about the relationship of the two; your personal
] affection for beer, and humanity's overwhelming love of
] Beer. Beer Church is a celebration of Beer (with a
] capital "B"). Beer Church represents the "something
] larger than yourself" to which you belong by virtue of
] your very personal love for beer. Beer Church is about
] the one thing that we all have in common, regardless of
] all of our other differences. Something we all believe
] in. Beer.
]
] Any gender, any sexual preference, any nationality, any
] shoe size or hair style; beer drinkers of the world are
] all part of something much larger than themselves. They
] are part of a loosely connected, diverse social group of
] countless individuals all around the world, with at least
] one thing in common. Beer. And sure, someone might be
] able to say the same thing about cheese, or coffee, or
] many other things, but we didn't. We said it about beer.
] And because you know the difference, you are one of us.
] You are Beer Church.
]
] At last count, Beer Church has over 40,000 registered
] members from 26 different countries around the world.

Beer Church

] One of four college students who were accused of trading
] songs online and settled lawsuits in early May with the
] music industry has managed to collect his entire $12,000
] fine on the Internet.
]
] Jesse Jordan, 19, a sophomore this fall at Rensselaer
] Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y., saw his cause picked
] up by the popular Web site Slashdot.org (motto: "News for
] Nerds. Stuff that matters"). Money began pouring in,
] "anywhere from 10 cents to $500. I never expected to
] raise the whole thing. People are very generous," says
] Jordan.
]
] "Where the money comes from doesn't matter," says Matt
] Oppenheim of the Recording Industry Association of
] America. "Have we deterred these people and others from
] engaging in this kind of behavior? Clearly we have."

Oppenheim obviously didn't get the point.

Fined student gets donations to tune of $12K

] Hi ladies, my name is Wo-Hen Nankan. Welcome to my site.
] You can check out my stats on my Asian Avenue Site. I am
] searching for a girlfriend. The picture on the left is
] me. Aren't I very sexy? I am a singer and I've sold many
] records. If you're looking for someone who has a stable
] life, I'm the one you're looking for!
]
]
] Feel free to browse my site. You will find me
] irresistible.

Me so horny, me love him long time.

Hello Ladies...

There are now 16 versions of the star wars kid video, include a Terminator and Matrix version. Enjoy.

All your star wars kid are belong to us

] What. WatchBlog is a multiple-editor weblog broken up
] into three major political affiliations, each with its
] own blog: the Democrats, the Republicans and the Third
] Party (covering everything outside the two major
] parties).

] Why. Let's face it, politics are confusing.
] Sometimes it's difficult to know who to believe, who to
] listen to and who to support. We're here to help. Posting
] on a regular basis are editors representing each major
] party. Stay informed.

Interesting concept.

WatchBlog: 2004 Election News, Opinion and Commentary

] Like a Jules Verne fantasy, a ghostly city with its own
] network of four lane highways lies deep beneath the
] industrial heart of Detroit, its crystalline walls
] glittering and gleaming in the flickering light. It is a
] world of no night or day.
]
] It is a world of salt.
]
] This gigantic salt mine, 1,200 feet beneath the
] surface, spreads out over more than 1,400 acres with 50
] miles of roads. It lies underneath Dearborn's Rouge
] complex , much of Melvindale and the north end of Allen
] Park. The mine shaft opening is in Detroit.
]
] The International Salt Mine Company operated the
] mines until 1983, when falling salt prices brought a halt
] to production.

Rearview Mirror: The ghostly city beneath Detroit

] IT was the hairdo that almost cost a hairdresser her
] life. Heidelberg hairdresser Luul Jimale thought she had
] done a reasonable job of trying to redden Farhia Ali
] Mohamud's jet-black hair one Friday last year.
]
]
] But after a weekend of phone insults, the irate customer
] returned to her shop on the Monday morning and stabbed Ms
] Jimale 14 times.

The Sunday Mail QLD: Stabbed 14 times over a hairdo [11jun03]

] I forgot all about that song!!! I used to have it but I don't
] anymore. This is awesome!

Cows With Guns

] Beginning July 1, Tennessee motorcyclists can legally run
] red lights -- if they stop first and "exercise due care"
] -- under a bill signed into law by Gov. Phil Bredesen.
]
] Motorcyclists had complained they were forced to wait
] excessive periods of time at stop lights because sensors
] that control the lights did not recognize motorcycles,
] which are now made mostly of aluminum and fiberglass, not
] metal.

ajc.com | News | Law allowing motorcycles to run red lights effective July 1