First the really important thing: if you haven't done it yet, write some letters (or send some faxes) to save the Tripoli six. You'll be glad that you did something to stand up for truth and fairness.
Less life-or-death, but still worthy: Shelley Batts from Retrospectacle is up for a Student Blogger Scholarship, and you can vote for her here.
Now, I'm off to meet John Wilkins for lunch. From our phone conversation:
John: You know what I look like?
Me: Kind of like an albino gorilla?
John: That's an old photo ...
More soon!
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Like with La La Land a few months back, here we have a jazz-themed documentary that I haven't seen yet but have read an awful lot about.
Your computer breaks. You are a Microsoft user. So you call technical support.
You all know that I've been a big Edwards supporter since he first ran for Senate. I have met Elizabeth enough times to consider her a friend. I am clumsy when it comes to describing my emotions. So, I'll do what I do best - collect the best and most important links for you to read:
I thought I was being a nice guy by not blocking John Kwok the moment he tried to friend me on Facebook. But that was a mistake.
How does an albino gorilla look like when his hair grays with age?
You're here, too! Boy, you philosophers really know how to bring the rain. It's been perfect weather until you kids showed up. We were getting confused and disoriented. Vancouverites just don't know how to handle too much sunlight.
Thanks for the vote of confidence!
That's us philosophers. We bring clarity to the laity, confusion to each other, and rain to the sunstruck. And alcohol to our lips.