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Now Hiring at Enthusiastically Indifferent
Paperless Society | 4 hours ago by Vanessa
Enthusiastically Indifferent is now hiring bloggers for several aspects of their blog. This is a blog for college girls. Basically, it’s a guide for them about everything. Here are the details. Job Title: Blogger Employer: Enthusiastically read more
BEIJING OLYMPIC MEDAL UNVEILED
The Evolution of Jeremiah | 16 hours ago by jeremy andrews
Beijing 2008 Olympics News (BEIJING, March 27) – On the occasion of the 500-day countdown to the opening of the Beijing Olympic Games, the Organizing Committee for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad (BOCOG) unveiled the Games’ medals. BOCOG read more
China pulls wraps off Olympics’ opening ceremony
The Evolution of Jeremiah | 18 hours ago by jeremy andrews
The Bird’s Nest - National Stadium, Beijing China Beijing National Aquatics Center - Beijing China Courtesy: CBC.CA and Google Images Games celebration will feature 5,000 years of host country’s history More than 20,000 performers will read more
Daily Progress Report
A Field of Paper Flowers | 19 hours ago by Kathleen
Well I didn’t make it through my read-through. DH wound up not having band practice, so I didn’t get my 4 hour stretch tonight to play. But I made it through the first 70 pages or so, and I’ve made copious notes on changes, addi read more
Lambeth Post-Mortem continues
The Evolution of Jeremiah | 20 hours ago by jeremy andrews
From: Walking with Integrity Dr Williams has made a split inevitable in the Anglican Church … includes these quotes: The Rev Susan Russell, of the US gay lobby group Integrity, said that Dr Williams was seeking a false unity based in dishonest read more
Anees Bazmee Reveals That He Is Desperate For Rest…
INDIAN FILMDOM | 20 hours ago by ZEST CORPORATION
ANEES BAZMEE, the writer cum Director of many Bollywood films is too busy now-a-days that the poor guy is literally begging for rest. Earlier he used to work on a slower pace, but the success of NO ENTRY & WELCOME made his life miserable work-wi read more
Merry Goody Bag From PBW
A Field of Paper Flowers | 22 hours ago by Kathleen
Woo! My goodies from PBW’s giveaway arrived today. Chock full of goodieness! I got: Twilight Fall by Lynn Viehl Evermore by Lynn Viehl Through the Veil by Shiloh Walker The Iron Hunt by Marjorie M. Liu Wild Hunt by Lori Devoti Hidden Agenda read more
Randy Shilts
Gay For Today | 22 hours ago
Randy Shilts born 8 August 1951 (d. 1994)Randy Shilts was a highly acclaimed, pioneering gay American journalist and author. He worked as a reporter for both The Advocate and the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as for San Francisco Bay Area televisi read more
Investment Book
Richard Wilson Hedge Fund Blog | August 7th 2008 by Richard
Investment BookInvestment Book on Hedge FundsIn 1 week I will be updating my free investment book on hedge funds - The Hedge Fund Blog Book. So far this book has had over 7,000 downloads. Once it reaches 100,000 I will publish a "real book" in pape read more
Anyone Social Moonlighting
Writely Applied | August 7th 2008 by Violette DeSantis
While setting myself up at LiveJournal, I also took the opportunity to set up a Writely Applied community there. That would be after I actually figured out how to post there, and figured out where my posts were going. I’m still a bit confused but w read more
Oregon and Wisconsin - Two States Up For Grabs
Political Lore | August 7th 2008 by Alex Nobles
Oregon and Wisconsin are two states that are being watched very closely. Both are pretty much up for grabs in the election and a loss of either of them could be a big blow to the McCain campaign, more so than Obama’s. While the popular vote is clo read more
Bodies Under The Bed
A Field of Paper Flowers | August 7th 2008 by Kathleen
And no, I don’t mean the bastards city tax collectors who just sucked away half of our stimulus check in the form of car tag renewals. I’m talking, instead, about the graveyard of books that we write as we learn our craft that are not f read more
Morgan Hamm out of Olympics with ankle injury
The Evolution of Jeremiah | August 7th 2008 by jeremy andrews
By NANCY ARMOUR, AP National Writer BEIJING (AP)— Morgan Hamm’s eyes were red, his voice shaky. The bone spurs digging into his left leg made it impossible for him to tumble, and giving up his spot on the U.S. men’s gymnastics team was the rig read more
Gum Disease and Heart Disease - A Strong Connection
All Things Pondered | August 7th 2008
A study from Boston University School of Dental Medicine in Massachusetts, published in the March 9, 2004 issue of Circulation reported that patients with five poor oral health pathologies have a 70% probability of having coronary heart disease. read more
Beyond Me - Author Interview - Kathi Macias
Paperback Writer | August 7th 2008 by Rebecca
Beyond Me – Author Interview – Kathi Macias Kathi Macias joins us today at Paperback Writer. Kathi is the author of the non-fiction religious book, Beyond Me: Living a You-First in a Me-First World. A popular speaker and prolific author read more
Armstrong + Krause’s film to screen at Toronto International Fi…
Australian HLA Theatrical News | August 6th 2008 by HLA Management Australia
Shayne Armstrong and Shane P.Krause’s Original Screenplay for the feature film ACOLYTES had its world premiere at the Brisbane International Film Festival on August 1 and screens at the Melbourne International Film Festival this weekend. ACOLYT read more
Mary Sue Relationships
A Field of Paper Flowers | August 6th 2008 by Kathleen
Is it still an epiphany if someone else tells you something and you realize they’re probably right? I have been going slowly and not particularly quietly crazy today. Blame it on the PMS without chocolate and lack of sleep. In addition to read more
Charles Warren Stoddard
Gay For Today | August 6th 2008
Charles Warren Stoddard born 7 August 1843 (d. 1909)Charles Warren Stoddard was an American author best known for his homoerotic tales collected as South-Sea Idyls and The Island of Tranquil Delights.While he was still a child his parents moved to Ne read more
McCain Gets Big Welcome in South Dakota
Political Lore | August 6th 2008 by Alex Nobles
John McCain got a big welcome at one of the biggest motorcycle rallies in South Dakota, a state that he has a good chance to win in November. McCain flew in the face of public opinion and the wishes of the Iraq government when he criticized Barack O read more
The Writing Olympics
Fumbling with Fiction | August 6th 2008 by Chandler
The Olympics start in a couple days and I got to thinking: Wouldn’t it be cool if we had Olympics for writers? I mean, especially if it was for amateurs only like back in the day. What would The Writing Olympics be like? 1. You think the Openin read more
What Can’t You Live Without?
A Field of Paper Flowers | August 6th 2008 by Kathleen
I am in a lack-of-sleep, PMSy funk. Callie’s been sick the last two days (I spent 2 hours and over $200 at the vet yesterday to find out she’s got tapeworm–joy–and of course we have to treat both dogs for this–I am, howe read more
Shetland 2008: Day Six
Black Dogs | August 6th 2008 by R.A.D. Stainforth
This thinking; this sitting in a chair day in, day out, with a cigarette and a sheet of paper and a pen and an inkpot.(Virginia Woolf, Orlando)Another beautiful day in Lerwick.I’m reading Julia Briggs’ Virginia Woolf: An Inner Life. The Professor read more
How To Survive Your Freshman Year - Author Interview
Paperback Writer | August 6th 2008 by Rebecca
Paperback Writer is pleased to announce the dynamic duo of Mark Bernstein and Yadin Kaufman and their newest reference trade non-fiction book “How To Survive Your Freshman Year” About the Book: How to Survive Your Freshman Year was compi read more
China revokes visa of gold medalist, Darfur activist Cheek
The Evolution of Jeremiah | August 6th 2008 by jeremy andrews
By Chris Chase Olympic gold medalist and outspoken Darfur activist Joey Cheek has had his visa revoked by the Chinese embassy, hours before the speedskating champion was set to fly to China. And he wasn’t even planning on wearing a mask when he read more
In Between: The Church of the Not So Open Door
The Evolution of Jeremiah | August 5th 2008 by jeremy andrews
An Inch at a Time: Reflections on the Journey Susan Russell - I write this as we fly from Heathrow to LAX on the Monday after Lambeth Conference 2008. The map on the airline video monitor tells me we’re somewhere over Greenland. My watch tells me read more
Sunset in Montana, Packing Babies, Interesting RVs or Interest on…
RV Romance | August 5th 2008 by Bess McBride
Sunset over the Middle Fork of the Flathead River, Montana And further along the road! Sunset over the Middle Fork of the Flathead River, Montana Hello, fellow travelers and romantics! Oh dear, I’ve been on the road again…off to see gr read more
Daily Progress Report
A Field of Paper Flowers | August 5th 2008 by Kathleen
Til Death: 684 on the new beginning for Chapter One Daily Goal: Met On my class: revised and updated both the midterm and final, adjusted the course calendar and release dates for a few things that got moved when I bumped a chapter from midterm to fi read more
Reactions to Lambeth Conference span the spectrum
The Evolution of Jeremiah | August 5th 2008 by jeremy andrews
Episcopal Life Online - News By Mary Frances Schjonberg, August 04, 2008 [Episcopal News Service, Canterbury] The buses bearing the 2008 Lambeth Conference’s 670 purple cassock-clad bishops had barely arrived at Canterbury Cathedral for the 18 read more
On speaking poetry
Notes From A Rooom | August 5th 2008 by Peter
Do not act out words. Never act out words. Never try to leave the floor when you talk about flying. Never close your eyes and jerk your head to one side when you talk about death. Do not fix your burning eyes on me when you speak about love. If you w read more
J.K. Rowling Addresses The Fringe Benefits Of Failure
Soul Meets World | August 5th 2008 by Alexys Fairfield
This June at Harvard, J.K. Rowling gave a Commencement Address to the graduates.My friend Ajeya sent it to me with the caveat that it is long. He is right, it is a long and insightful speech from the writer.After reading it, I feel like I was sitting read more
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