Archive for October, 2007
Who can know the truth(s) to be beheld in a ghost town?
For there is this town, you see, our town, hidden away in a valley, a box canyon, a place where no one can find us. And in this town our is an event once a year in which no one is quite as he or she appears. And instead we see ghouls and goblins, and Pebbles and Poison Ivy--and creatures beyond description.
Nobody does Halloween quite like the town in a box. But there's a reason for that. Aspen is of course the one place in America that is nothing more than the land of make-believe.
Continue Reading October 31st, 2007
“We the People” speak as they sign the Petition to Grant the Browns a Fair Trial. Learn the facts, sign and add your comment at www.petitiononline.com/brownirs/
“If we allow this to happen to anyone, we allow it to happen to us...”
“We all just want to SEE the law!!!! Please?!!!”
Continue Reading October 30th, 2007
Even in a well-educated community like the Roaring Fork Valley, myths regarding nutrition still run rampant. In an era of anti-aging and instant gratification, many companies try to take advantage of this and solicit products and information that are of little or no value. While there certainly are some reputable nutrition sources out there, it is difficult to decipher the valuable information from the rest. There are five myths that the majority of the general public refuses to accept as faulty information.
Continue Reading October 30th, 2007
I watched Christopher Hitchens debate Dinesh D’Souza last weekend on the subject of “Is Christianity the Problem” (of "what?" is anybody’s guess; the answer "everything" is likely the premise). You can see this debate on Youtube. The video lags behind the audio, but if you can get over that irritation, it’s worth at least a listen.
Continue Reading October 29th, 2007
Barbara,
your letter just came in as a pleasant surprise. Hope u and your family r all doing well. I just cant express in words how much i liked it. I recieved your letter just two days b4, and i cant just count how many times i have gone through it. U look really attractive in the photograph which u had sent along with the letter. Going through ur letter, made me think as if my sisters and i r still in front of u in Delhi, talking 2 each other as long lasting friends. Hey anyways any chanches of ur coming 2 India.
Continue Reading October 29th, 2007
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From: Ed Foran
Subject: FW: Katie has sent you a message about 10questions.com
Friends,
Please take a moment to watch my daughter Katie’s youtube video regarding global warming. If you vote for her video, she has a chance of presenting it to the Presidential candidates. If you are so inclined, please forward to your friends and family. I sent this to you because I think the question she poses needs to be answered by the future leader of our country.
Eddie
October 29th, 2007
Have you ever seen a tsunami? Probably not! Fact is, no one ever saw a tsunami--until it hit! Earthquakes deep under the ocean occur when tectonic plates shift, crash and reposition. In the process, a huge energy wave releases. That energy rips under the ocean’s surface for hours and countless miles until, as you saw in Sri Lanka two years ago, it slamed into beaches with astonishing force. No one could sense, touch, feel, hear or see it. In Sri Lanka, over 100,000 people died in a few minutes.
Continue Reading October 29th, 2007
Today, California sloshes knee deep in its 37.5 million population overload. It grows by 1,650 people daily! Do the math. By 2050, if this immigration-driven population phenomenon continues, California explodes to 79.1 million people. Source: “Projecting the U.S. Population to 2050” by Jack Martin and Stanley Fogel, March 2006.
Continue Reading October 29th, 2007
If 20 million illegal aliens returned "home," the U.S. economy would return to the rule of law. Employers would hire legal American citizens at a living wage. Everyone would pay their fair share of taxes because they wouldn't be working off the books. That would result in an additional $401 billion in IRS income taxes collected annually, and an equal amount for local state and city coffers.
Continue Reading October 29th, 2007
WOODY CREEK, COLORADO (Post Time News)—In a revelatory interview with the Guardian of London in October 2005, the widow of the late Dr. Hunter S. Thompson drew the curtain back on Owl Creek Farm and the picture is not the roseate picture that predominated after the gonzo journalist’s suicide in 2005.
Anita Thompson said there was “dark side” to Thompson and she called him the “lord of the underworld.” Before his death, she had been recently staying with her mother because “things were so bad.” She also said that she succumbed to the drug culture that surrounded her husband, and that she and the writer had tried to have a child.
Continue Reading October 28th, 2007
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