Tuesday, January 18, 2005
Tuesday, January 18th
Modern Clothes Are Unwearable, Says Cardin
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Modern clothes are unwearable and the fashion industry has been disfigured by big business and nudity, says legendary designer Pierre CardinI'd like to see my wife in one of those J Lo creations, but not in the weather of this weekend.
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A Call To Arms by John Stephenson SSGT USAF
Why do so many sit aside, holding their anger inside, as activist organizations such as the ACLU assault our religious expression? Why do so many do nothing, as activist judges rule in favor of these anti-Christian organizations? Why do we stay uninvolved?Indeed!
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An emotional holy war broke out yesterday on the streets of Jersey City, where Muslims and Christians clashed and lobbed insults at the funeral for a devout family of Egyptian immigrants who may have been slain for their religious beliefs.
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Global warming through the crystal ball
With the world looking at the wake of South Asia’s devastating tsunamis, Canadian geographers are looking at warmer summers they claim are headed our way--50 years from now.Our weather people in the Northwest can't predict beyond 10 days, but 50 years!
Mover Mike
The United States is headed towards a 2004 trade deficit of $600 billion, which will be about 13 percent higher than the previous record, set in 2003, and comes to about 6 percent of GDP, a figure that many economists say is unsustainable.
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China builds up strategic sea lanes by Bill Gertz
"China is building strategic relationships along the sea lanes from the Middle East to the South China Sea in ways that suggest defensive and offensive positioning to protect China's energy interests, but also to serve broad security objectives," said the report sponsored by the director, Net Assessment, who heads Mr. Rumsfeld's office on future-oriented strategies.Lots of interesting news today or maybe it's because I took the weekend off.
Mover Mike
