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Schwarzenegger apologizes.
"We have a terrific relationship with Mexico. I filmed four movies in Mexico, I love to go on vacation to Mexico. We have a great trade agreement with Mexico."
When the Governor said that the border between the U.S. and Mexico should be closed, he really meant “secured.” He also loves tacos, serapes, and margaritas.
DeLay, unleashed.
On Fox News Radio: “We've got Justice Kennedy writing decisions based upon international law, not the Constitution of the United States? That's just outrageous. And not only that, but he said in session that he does his own research on the Internet? That is just incredibly outrageous."
He uses the Internet? Stone him!
Good news from Mormon country!
Researchers at BYU have developed a new form of spectography that may allow us to decipher previously unreadable manuscripts, perhaps even works by Sophocles and Euripides.
"We have a terrific relationship with Mexico. I filmed four movies in Mexico, I love to go on vacation to Mexico. We have a great trade agreement with Mexico."
When the Governor said that the border between the U.S. and Mexico should be closed, he really meant “secured.” He also loves tacos, serapes, and margaritas.
DeLay, unleashed.
On Fox News Radio: “We've got Justice Kennedy writing decisions based upon international law, not the Constitution of the United States? That's just outrageous. And not only that, but he said in session that he does his own research on the Internet? That is just incredibly outrageous."
He uses the Internet? Stone him!
Good news from Mormon country!
Researchers at BYU have developed a new form of spectography that may allow us to decipher previously unreadable manuscripts, perhaps even works by Sophocles and Euripides.
posted by Merle Kessler at 6:00 PM
1 Comments:
Hmmm, might this mean a rough draft of the Umim and Thummim will emerge from some dusty LDS tome that was considrered unreadable until this new technolgy became available?
Also, congrats on beeing quoted in Dick Kreck's column in today's edition of the Denver Post. Visit http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36~120~2826758,00.html
Will J. in San Jose.
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