How about a red hammer and sickle?
The International Red Cross is contemplating changing their symbol to a red crystal. Another possibility is a void surrounded by a red sphincter.
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The International Red Cross is contemplating changing their symbol to a red crystal. Another possibility is a void surrounded by a red sphincter.
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Seems like the Atkins crazy is definately over. Now all the unsold Atkins products are showing up in food pantries. The food companies are dumping unsold product, but here is the kicker:
Even so, the bigger problem facing most of the region is obesity. An Appalachian Regional Commission study last year showed that the mountain region had higher rates of premature deaths caused by heart disease, diabetes and cancer than the nation as a whole and that obesity was more prevalent than in the rest of the country.
I am testing out somesfotware and trying my hand at a podcast. Check it out and let me know what you think.
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I know they don't hire the best help at Best Buy, but come on this is crazy. Arresting a man for paying with $2 bills is the height of stupidity.
The was a great post on Nealz Nuze the other day that I saw in passing. It was about tattoos. I saw it and downloaded the wmv file it referenced. I just got around to watching it. OMG I feel out of my chair. I am not usually an SNL fan. The skits usually are too long by half, and the guest hosts unwatchable. This was the essence of humor. It was short and biting, but it also had a deeper point to it. Well done!