site admin on April 15th, 2006

Riverbend, a nameless woman in Iraq, writes:
The thing most worrisome about the situation now, is that discrimination based on sect has become so commonplace. For the average educated Iraqi in Baghdad, there is still scorn for all the Sunni/Shia talk. Sadly though, people are being pushed into claiming to be this or that because political [...]

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site admin on April 14th, 2006

Today Ben went to the doctor and had a hearing test, and his hearing was…perfectly fine. He has been taking mega-doses of antiobiotics to fight his chronic ear infection and we didn’t know if his hearing loss would be permanent or not. Today, however, he passed the hearing test and even miraculously passed [...]

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site admin on April 13th, 2006

Ben has decided that we are all “sauruses”, or dinosaurs. I am the mama-saurus, daddy is the daddy-saurus, Maya is the baby-maya-saurus, Ben is the son-saurus, and a little neon-colored t-rex he got from somewhere is the baby-saurus.
This is serious stuff. The baby-saurus was crying a few nights ago and we all [...]

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site admin on April 9th, 2006

Here is Ben with his very, very, very cool sunglasses doing his “I am kung fu spy” routine. You need Quicktime to view this, and I highly recommend Quicktime alternative, a free download, if you do.

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site admin on April 8th, 2006

idiot? Oh, yeah, the president of the American Library Association. Brilliant. He seems surprised that writing an article about technology before he even knew of blogs would put him under fire. Personally, I’m shocked.

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