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"Not every moment rules."
Scott Mosier
Hard hitting commentary on world events. Sometimes the truth can be scary, but people need to realize these things aren't going to go away. Plus, this is a blog to show how hip Pol Klarck is.
I just finished watching the Christmas classic, Waterworld, and discovered that the little girl was in Napolean Dynomite.
According to the Associated Press, Senator John Edwards will have to wait in line like the rest of us.
One of John Edwards' staff members has contacted Wal-Mart in Raleigh, North Carolina, asking if the Senator will be able to get a PS3 without waiting in a line. This is pretty funny, considering that Senator Edwards had recently been involved in a hearing on the poor treatment of Wal-Mart employees.
When contacted about the call to Wal-Mart, the call apparently never took place: "He instructed no one to contact Wal-Mart on our behalf." Later, however, Edwards admitted that a staff member did contact Wal-Mart, although he said the employee was attempting to secure a PS3 for himself and not for the Senator.
Wal-Mart made this comment on the situation: "While the rest of America's working families are waiting patiently in line, Sen. Edwards wants to cut to the front."
Apparently what happened was that Edwards' wife made a comment to him in front of this particular member of staff about wanting a PS3 for their children, and then he saw this opportunity to try and snatch one for himself.
Labels: Paul blows
Win u spel things diferently, mor peepl wil notiss. Or atleest this izz hizz nu I-deeology.
Labels: Paul blows
all their videos. This is bull shit and doesn't make any sense. People aren't capable of watching most of these videos elsewhere (say a money making venture like putting them on a DVD), and the quality of the videos are pretty crappy, so no one would put them on a DVD.
Labels: SNL
Put on your dancin' shoes, it's the Outback commercial.
Labels: Random
She use to go out with my boy, Andy, and she use to be the roomate of "she-wish-she-was-my-girlfriend" Erin. Thought you would like to know.One of seven current or former University of Nebraska-Lincoln students who were awarded study-abroad opportunities this year under prestigious Fulbright scholarships, Anna Drozda, who earned her bachelor's degree in 2005 in art and art history, applied to study at Charles University in Prague in the Czech Republic. While there, she will work on the project "Women in Socialist Realist Art." Her research is important in establishing an understanding between gender, art and the former totalitarian society. She was an Honors Program graduate and participated in the Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experiences program at UNL with faculty adviser Michael Hoff in art and art history.
Anna stated that opportunities like UCARE, her College Student Advisory Board, and the Honors Program all helped her reach her full potential as a college student in a wide variety of ways. With a UCARE grant, Anna worked with Professor Michael Hoff on his research on Roman architecture in Southern Turkey and as a member of the College Student Advisory Board, she was able to develop her grant-writing skills. Anna completed an Honors Program thesis project entitled, "Socialist Realism in the Czech Republic: An Analysis of Three Monuments in Three Cities," where she explored public works of art and architecture created during the first decade of the communism in the Czech Republic.
While studying at UNL, Anna discovered that there was no need to limit her learning to one geographical location. With financial assistance (grants) from the Hixson-Lied Fine and Performing Arts College and UCARE, she was able to study abroad six times. About her experiences, Anna states, "Studying abroad is a once in a lifetime opportunity for you to grow personally and academically. Each study abroad experience helped me form my academic goals, develop my skills, and make the important connections to achieve these goals."
Anna's advice to students is, "Take every opportunity that is offered to you. Even if it looks like the smallest opening at the time, you never know what connections you might make for the future or what doors might be opened for you."
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Last night at the Downtown, one of my home boys, Broders, got a keg and hooked a bunch of us up with free beer and shit. Anywho, I'm talking to another dude, Patrick, and he says, "It's sad when people-you-graduated-with's younger brothers are 21 now." I ask how old he was and the answer was 24. He acts like 24 is old.
Labels: Bitching
I hate it when I get off an elevator and the people waiting to get on wait right in front of the elevator so you have to squeeze past them. Well, today, a pony tailed psychology teacher (I've seen him around the building) actually pushed himself on the elevator before I got off. What the hell.
Labels: Bitching