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On celebrating the death of bin Laden
Is it okay or moral to be glad about that a man was killed — even one who has committed as much evil as Osama bin Laden? Here’s my take. Continue reading
The Daily Tweets 2011-05-04
"Ten years were a long time to wait for the end of Bin Laden. I ask you, how long before we see an end to FOX?" http://bit.ly/llJIye #fb #
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The Daily Tweets 2011-05-01
Saturday writing. Now at DT @KaladiBrothers until heading next door for @OutNorth presentation of Bridgman/Walker Dance at the PAC! #fb # Bridgman/Packer was great! & then I walked home, & watched Doctor Who. I have a crush on Dr. River … Continue reading
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The Daily Tweets 2011-04-30
RIP Joanna Russ — great SF/F writer most famous for "The Female Man." Sadness. http://bit.ly/m2IxNH # RT: @thefuturefire: after…revert-war Joanna Russ' death confirmed to Wikipedia's satisfaction http://ow.ly/4K43L // Ah Wikipedia wars..RIP # "How to remember and discover Joanna Russ" – … Continue reading
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The Daily Tweets 2011-04-28
The boy (23) just asked me: "Mel, if there's ever a zombie attack… kill me, would you? If I turn into one?" Heh. No problem, kiddo. #fb #
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The Daily Tweets 2011-04-23
Is @kska off the air again? Can't bring up website either. # I guess it's the iPod for me today, since @kska livestreaming ain't happening. #
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Weird
“She said But you’re weird! as if / to say a repetition of it would / impel me to remember / it was not to be treated as a compliment, / an identity, a friend.” A poem for National Poetry Month.
Table 2 (poem)
“…Sustained / by statisticians, I am a maker / of passionless tables that summarize / in numbers the reasoned philosophy / of this well-ordered State’s philosopher-kings.” A poem for National Poetry Month.
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Tagged Alaska Justice Forum, James P. Carse, National Poetry Month, poem, The Religious Case Against Belief (book), UAA Justice Center, writing
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“Totally like whatever, you know?” by Taylor Mali
“Because contrary to the wisdom of the bumper sticker / it is not enough these days to simply QUESTION AUTHORITY. / You have to speak with it, too.” A poem by Taylor Mali for National Poetry Month.