Eliterate

With the revelation of the British hoax regarding global warming, an obvious question is "Do you think that anthropogenic global warming is real?" And here's my answer:

( What's the Truth? )

One thing, though.

If one is worried about anthropogenic global warming, what one should do is push for the conversion of our power systems from chemical to non-chemical fuels. And, given existing technologies, that means nuclear fission (with ground-based solar as an auxiliary, and fuel cells for small motor vehicles). [And, over the century, eventually nuclear fusion (with space-based solar as an auxiliary).

The essential non-seriousness of many in the global warming movement is shown by their rejection of atomic power.

If Mankind really is threatened by rising sea levels and shifting climate zones, to the point of endangering our global economy and perhaps civilization, the tiny hazard posed by nuclear waste dumps is irrelevant. It would be like fearing to repair a ship in danger of foundering for fear that the crew might suffer muscle strains from the effort.

It is not possible to take global warming seriously and still be opposed to atomic energy.

George Bush's speech to Congress vs. Obama's speech in a nutshell.
you can see who stresses more importance in different areas.

i can't believe i just did this.
i am so bored that i shall just go fall asleep.

GIRLFRIEND BOOMZ MY DAY TODAY!
i swear she's the sweetest! here's baby missile!

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Sorry dear i can only do hlaf of the missile for you. i will do the full one for you when i text you. Heehehee

I don't know why but I just like looking at you, being around you.

It's like getting a new lease of life.

Love you much, sweets.

Who said being the eldest was easy? Yet, no one said it was hard too.

If we can't be there for our own siblings, who else can? We're all kids anyway, we understand each other best. And whatever we learn in this life, it's only right we pass it down to the people we love most.

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Photos of the week

We're so delighted with the immense talent of our growing, global lj_photophile community that we've decided to introduce a poll. Each week, we'll choose a half-dozen photos (based on user comments and staff feedback) and ask you to select a photo of the week. The winning photo will be announced in the next newsletter. If possible, please limit photo size to 350x350 to ensure that images display properly on friends pages. We want to thank you again (and again!) for sharing your passion.

Check out this week's photo poll and more fantastic user content after the jump!

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Curtains

Thanks for joining us. To our American friends, have a fantastic Thanksgiving. To all of our international neighbors, we'll eat a little extra for you!

i feel so horrible that i feel that i must avoid the world.

#1

I have a wonderful girlfriend that BOOMZ! She's neither
fat nor flat! She have the assets that BOOMZ!

#2

I'm good in photoshop (I think!) I can make your ugly
face as pretty as YOUR MUM!

#3

Rhinoceros is what people labelled me as when they saw
me playing soccer, anywhere and at any place. Everytime
I play a match, I got a mission from coach.

#4
I love making a fool out of anyone that comes my way!
I'm a pain in the ass sometime.

#5

I'm shit alot! Like 4 times a day! and I swear T2 level 4
toilet is the best one in SP. Try shitting there and you'll
LOVE it!

#6

I love watching power ranger, Spongebob Squarepants, Tom and
Jerry! Yes, even at the age of like 19! Did anyone say these
shows is only for kids? NO RIGHT? THEN STFU!

#7

FYP IS KILLING ALL MY BRAIN CELLS! It's fucking annoying when
you can't seems to get any ideas out! And my lecturer have
been a great help huh?! NICE!

#8

I used to be fat and ugly! I was in turf club since primary 1
to Sec 2! How great can that be? and I'm working toward getting
back into that club now!

#9
I got a WONDERFUL FAMILY THAT PROVIDES ME WITH EVERYTHING THAT
I NEED. AND I GOT A AWESOME GIRLFRIEND THAT WILL KEEP ME OUT OF
TROUBLE AND SHE'S THERE FOR ME WHEN I NEED HER.

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I GOT A 320GB HARDISK THAT HAVE ALL KIND OF CRAP IN IT! TAKE A
LOOK SOME DAY! YOU WILL LOVE IT!

Last weekend was my ultimate favourite, especially with the company I had.

But my eyes are hurting like mad. And those eye-drops? They're disgusting.

Humph):

65redroses
Eva is a vibrant young woman with Cystic Fibrosis who survived a double lung transplant. Read about her difficult recovery and personal triumphs over pain, isolation, and fear. Back in school, Eva now works part-time in a children's center and enjoys running and cross-country skiing. A documentary on her story, entitled 65 Red Roses, won three awards at the Vancouver International Film Festival.

meet_other_moms
A warm and welcoming "Add me" community for moms of all ages and backgrounds from around the world. If you're a mom, just post a little about yourself and start connecting with other mothers based on similar hobbies, musical interests, book/TV/movie preferences, or taste in humor! A great way for busy moms to socialize online.

kitchenfaq
Want to share a fabulous home recipe for coconut bread? Suddenly run out of confectioner's sugar with company on the way and need to find out a quick in-house substitute? Searching for tips on what to charge for a custom-designed wedding cake? Whether you're a professional chef, an aspiring culinary wizard, or a happy home-baker, you'll get delicious guidance from fellow and sister foodies.

i need an ambulance.
i took, i took the worst of the blow.
send me a redeemer.
let me know if i'm gonna be alright.
am i gonna be alright?
'cause i know how it usually goes.
i know how it usually goes.

i built a monument
for the love we used to know.
but that is far removed,
and you say that i'm gonna be okay.
and yeah, i'm gonna be okay.
but it doesn't seem that way.
no love, not today.

'cause i was told to get out
told to leave
told i have my things in the parking lot.
no no no no no no no no no, baby
yeah, just send me that ambulance
oh, just send me that ambulance.

thought you were made for me
and we shared our history
and in time you'll tear your eyes far away.
like a rubbernecker's gaze
is it really safe to say
that we're just made that way,
made to brave the pain?

naturesbeauty
Always on the lookout for compelling images, we were delighted to discover this flourishing community of artists who share a love of nature. Honoring the subject with photographs, paintings, sketches, prose, poetry, and
other creative works, you'll be simultaneously riveted to your monitor and inspired to run helter skelter towards the nearest wooded dale.