Weird stuff at Abc.net.au. Man pledges love to 15-year-old by mailing her father his pinkie. Twice.

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On Monday was great . d and I had dinner at Rainbow Diner. Their dishes have 'cute' names - which really is quite tiresome.
We was recommended the wheat protein, wheat protein and falafel, which was awesome. I recommend Rainbow Diner to everyone.

Gaza Rockets Barrage Southern Israel.

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Last night d and I saw 'Waiting...'. I want to say it is just enthralling.
Go see this movie!

I think Anna Faris did simply a fabulous job.
Don't be swayed by the nay-sayers!

I came across this very intriguing story.

Voice of America has the full story. The US presidential contenders, no matter how steadfast their Iraq positions have been, may have to adjust once elected commander in chief, observers say.

Just read this article at the The Associated Press website. The Supreme Court has decided to hear its first case involving the government's broadcast indecency authority in almost 30 years.

Southern California advanced to the semifinals of the Pac-10 tournament thanks to an exceptional defensive effort in the second half against Arizona State.

Click here for the AOL SPORTS coverage.

C and I saw 'Good Night, and Good Luck.' last saturday. It is an absolutely phenomenal movie.
George Clooney's direction was brilliant.

Yesterday I went to the movies and saw 'The Fog'. I just have to say it was absolutely excellent.

In short: A century ago, a ship carrying a leper colony was purposely wrecked by the founders of an isolated Northern California town. Tonight, the ghosts of those who perished years ago seek to exact their revenge.

A very compelling and bold flick, although Tom Welling delivered an awfully bad performance.
Go see this movie!

This amazes me.

Read this article featured on the Voice of America site: McCain Visits Iraq, Clinton Promises to End War. The US presidential contenders, no matter how steadfast their Iraq positions have been, may have to adjust once elected commander in chief, observers say.

New York Times says: Fed Chief Warns Anew on Foreclosures.

By Brendan Murray and Alison Vekshin March 14 -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said too many home loans have been ``neither responsible nor prudent'' and called for ``strong oversight'' of different types of mortgage lenders.

Been too busy, so it has been really quiet around here lately. I had no time to update this blog, haven't even looked at the site in a while. I am weary.

'Horton' ready for a rampage

By ANTHONY D'ALESSANDRO Like an elephant, family herds didn't forget about "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who" Friday, shelling out a hefty $13.2 million to see the toon in 3954 theaters.

Woohoo, here is a good piece.
Ten resume secrets.

According to New York Times: Kidnapped Iraqi Archbishop Is Dead.

A Chaldean Catholic archbishop who was kidnapped in Iraq last month was found dead on Thursday, his body half-buried in an empty lot in the northern city of Mosul, police said.

New York Times has the full story.

If you misplaced 36 explosive cannonballs 139 years ago, you're really old. Also, some dude found your cannonballs.