Wrestling With God: A Three-Way Conversation on Mormonism

Wrestling With God: A Three-Way Conversation on Mormonism from Torben Bernhard on Vimeo.

A TV spot on Alex from a couple years back...

Italian Poets, Past and Present

Please join us April 4th at UVSC in room SC206a from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Alex Caldiero will be performing/reciting the poetry of many Italian poets, both past and present. Admission is free. This is a benefit for the current documentary project "The Sonosopher". Donations will be accepted and there will be a silent auction on rare books and artwork, as well as select baked goods/food items. Click on image to enlarge it and to view more details about the event. Hope to see you there.

Why i can't get enough of stumble upon...

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Thirsty?

link.

Interested in Obama's resume?

Click here for a link to a wiki resume for Obama. Interesting idea.

Newspaper Blackout Poems

This blog is pretty cool. I think this would be even more interesting if you created the poems using chance operations instead of deliberately selecting the words you want to use.

i'm a STUMBLE addict... now i know why

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Lions, and tigers, and terrorists, Oh My!

i've been meaning to post this (i usually attribute, but i can't recall where i found this).

i would have loved to be there for this...

From MIT's News Office:

Veteran journalist Helen Thomas brought the grit and whir of a White House press conference to Bartos Theater on Monday evening, speaking with passion about the media's role in a democracy whose leaders seem eager for war.

Actually, the 82-year-old former United Press International reporter didn't just speak: she surged into her topic, giving everyone present an immediate sense of the grumpy wit and fierce precision that gave her reporting on American presidents Kennedy through Bush II such a competitive and lasting edge.

"I censored myself for 50 years when I was a reporter," said Thomas, who is now a columnist for Hearst News Service. "Now I wake up and ask myself, 'Who do I hate today?'" Her short list of answers seems not to vary from war, President Bush, timid office-holders, a muffled press and cowed citizens, pretty much in that order.

Angered by what she views as the Bush administration's "bullying drumbeat," Thomas referred early and often to her own hatred of war, quoting from poets and politicians to bear down on President Bush and his colleagues.

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i ate a poem and it became part of my body

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The current state of the media?