July 2009
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Kidneys
So, now it looks like someone else from my friend Joe’s apartment has been admitted to the hospital with kidney issues, so it may be something environmental. Not that that’s any better news for him, but at least the doctors are narrowing down what the issue is.
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shanexcore:
“Religions are different roads converging to the same point. What does it matter that we take different road, so long as we reach the same goal. Wherein is the cause for quarrelling?”
— Ghandi
sds:
Ghandi is spouting utter nonsense. Various religions make exclusive and competing truth claims, and logically they cannot all be true.
There is so much doctrine implicit in...
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Beatrice and I have decided,
wakinupinmaine:
risebeatrice:
mastodonstorm:
all the good guys are either taken by skanky undeserving sluts, or are gay.
YOUR DAILY SLICE OF TRUTH.
ATTENTION WOMEN: Good guys are out there, but on a surface inspection they probably seem boring compared to the assholes you’ve been dating. Look a little harder and you’ll see nice guys all over the place
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kidneys are kind of important
Those of my followers who like to talk to the Big Guy, I’d appreciate it if you’d shoot a prayer His way for my friend Joe. He went to the hospital yesterday for kidney failure; the doctors aren’t sure of the cause, and their treatments so far haven’t been successful. He’s 25.
I’m praying that God will meet him in a personal way during all this.
Thanks so...
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Josh Garrels - Zion & Babylon
Oh great...
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Sign the Online Petition to Stop HR 875 and help... →
hilker:
i love my farmer’s markets too much to not sign & share this.
Me, too! (well, my farmer’s market; not yours)
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Portland #2 in U.S. for Local Restaurants →
Denver took #1, and #3-5 were San Francisco, Seattle, and Chapel Hill NC
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“We are halfhearted creatures, fooling about with drink and sex and ambition when...”
– - C.S. Lewis
I’ve posted this quotation before, but you can never get too much of this gem
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Why Dwight Schrute is Good for Business →
“A team of like-minded people sharing like-minded opinions behind a closed door — the dreaded groupthink — has produced some of history’s worst ideas… It’s better to bring in at least one new face or dissenting voice to shake things up and challenge a few assumptions.”
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Why the Manager’s Schedule Blows Creative... →
In his latest essay, Paul Graham describes the difference between what he calls the maker’s schedule and the manager’s schedule. Makers–-the writers, coders, designers, editors, creative types–-need half or whole days to produce anything that solves complicated problems. Managers schedule out their workdays in hour-long blocks. When managers schedule makers into midday meetings, they kill...
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106 in Eugene today
Riding my bike home is less fun when it’s so hot that the breeze actually makes me WARMER
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“According to the latest data, the number of vacant U.S. homes touched...”
– Vacant U.S. Homes Stats: The U.S. Has Room for U.K.
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“Socrates said that manual laborers make bad friends and bad citizens because...”
– From The Abolition of Work
This is the original curse of mankind: to have to toil for our food.
Until He who became our curse returns, our toil will remain.
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