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Jonathane: Big Boobs and Flying
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| Posted by jonathane on Thursday, August 28, 2008 @ 13:23:13 EDT (606 reads) |
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My dad told me once, “Son, sometimes people don’t know as much as they think they do. They know enough to be dangerous but not enough to be helpful.”
I love to scan the wire services for interesting stories. I really wish I had a more exciting hobby, but it’s what I do. This brings me to Berkeley, California resident Nancy Kates and her big boobs. After reading about Ms. Kates I couldn’t help but think of Dad’s old advice.
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Jonathane: Wings Finish Their Off Season Work
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| Posted by jonathane on Thursday, August 28, 2008 @ 12:54:03 EDT (526 reads) |
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Although not officially completed yet, the Detroit Red Wings have finished their off-season contract work with the last of the Wings free agents coming to terms. |
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Jonathane: Remembering wowhockey - The Tale of the Tapes
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| Posted by jonathane on Tuesday, July 15, 2008 @ 15:41:55 EDT (546 reads) |
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Continuing with the rememberance of wowhockey, this article surves two purposes, the first is remembering a long time member in chef_michael.
The second is I was happy that chef_michale had gotten Nick Bakay to acutally visit the site. For that honor, I wrote this article.
I hope you enjoy this look back at our past. |
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Jonathane: Remembering wowhockey
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| Posted by jonathane on Monday, July 14, 2008 @ 20:11:29 EDT (555 reads) |
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With all of the new members coming to the site, I cannot help but look back at our past. In doing so I have come across a few articles that I remember for our past.
This is one that I wrote which I was pleased with. It didn't generate a lot of responses but I still chuckle at it.
I hope you enjoy Couple's Therapy for wowhockey! |
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Jonathane: A Timetable For Leaving Iraq?
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| Posted by jonathane on Thursday, July 10, 2008 @ 10:05:11 EDT (546 reads) |
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In October 2003, the United Nations Security Council passed resolution 1511, giving the United States a UN mandate to lead Coalition of "multinational forces" (MNF) in Iraq and authorizing the Coalition to take "all necessary measures to contribute to the maintenance of security and stability" in Iraq.
The Security Council has renewed the mandate, in resolutions 1546, 1637 and 1723. With the current mandate set to expire, the United States is negotiating for a formal military-to-military relationship, one that would replace the current United Nations mandate which would allow the United States broad authority to conduct combat operations, hold battlefield detainees, as well as guarantee American troops and civilian contractor’s immunity from Iraqi law. |
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