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Monthly Archives June 2005
Grassfire on the Cheap
Interested in getting two copies of a book prior to its official release?
“Receive Two Pre-Publication Copies of Steve Elliott’s Grassfire Effect for Any Gift!”
“Grassfire President Steve Elliott’s anticipated book, The Grassfire Effect, will reach the book stores in late June. Thanks to special arrangements with the publisher, Broadman & Holman, Grassfire team members have […]
Blogging and Social Science
The
myriad of memes that cross-cross the blogosphere testify to bloggers’ pleasure in
answering questions. Why not put that to good use? That’s
just what some folks at MIT are doing.
Tongue Tied
A couple months ago, Rand of A Form of Sound Words said:
"DARN it to HECK! I can’t believe Billy believes that load of CRAP. I mean JEEEZ, what is he thinking. I tried and tried to talk some sense into him, but OH MY GOSH, he’s stubborn."
"I […]
Scum and Villainy
I have a modest proposal to make. Let's send spammers to Guantanamo Bay. Let's put the PATRIOT Act to good use for once.
A Blog is Born!
After years of nagging, frequent Ales Rarus commenter John Thompson has finally
created a blog of his own.
“My name is John. I’m studying History and Physics at the University
of Pittsburgh. So that’s where my tendency towards historical analysis and secular
humanism come from. I’m a fairly loyal […]
