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Men’s Green Digg Tee: Our Suggestion For How To Use It In June

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 04:26:35 -0700

But seriously: does anybody like the
new bilious green Digg T-Shirt? Hardly!

Source: shop.digg.com

Don’t worry: it definitely has its uses! We have
the ultimate suggestion for June, how to
use the green DIGG T-Shirt in a sensible manner:

Use it to support the 'Free Iran Campaign' !

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In December

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In January

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In February

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In March

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In April

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In May

Do you have any suggestions for July?

Men’s Green Digg Tee: Our Suggestion For How To Use It In May

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Mon, 11 May 2009 09:16:44 -0700

But seriously: does anybody like the
new bilious green Digg T-Shirt? Hardly!

Source: shop.digg.com

Don’t worry: it definitely has its uses! We have
the ultimate suggestion for May, how to
use the green DIGG T-Shirt in a sensible manner:

The green Digg T-Shirt was donated in May so that the longest T-Shirt line in the world could be put up. All the T-Shirts collected were given to street children in Columbia.

The initiator of the campaign was the BDKJ - Catholic Youth Association in Germany. Pictured are two girls of the BDKJ who were pleased to receive the Digg Tee.

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In December

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In January

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In February

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In March

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In April

Do you have any suggestions for June?

Men’s Green Digg Tee: Our Suggestion For How To Use It In April

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 02:41:38 -0700

But seriously: does anybody like the
new bilious green Digg T-Shirt? Hardly!

Source: shop.digg.com

Don’t worry: it definitely has its uses! We have
the ultimate suggestion for April, how to
use the green DIGG T-Shirt in a sensible manner:

What better use for a green Digg T-Shirt than using it as a pad for a really pretty Easter arrangement

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In December

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In January

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In February

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In March

Do you have any suggestions for May?

Men’s Green Digg Tee: Our Suggestion For How To Use It In March

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 06:37:43 -0700

But seriously: does anybody like the
new bilious green Digg T-Shirt? Hardly!

Source: shop.digg.com

Don’t worry: it definitely has its uses! We have
the ultimate suggestion for March, how to
use the green DIGG T-Shirt in a sensible manner:

You can use it as an ideal play mat for a soccer match
"Lego United" against "Sporting Playmobil".

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In December

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In January

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In February

Do you have any suggestions for April?

A New Twist To The Classic Game Of Charades..

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 01:08:51 -0700

Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2nd March 2009

Within every man there is a woman: a passenger on a bus in the Slovenian capital Ljubljana gives outdoor advertising a complete new meaning.

Men’s Green Digg Tee: Our Suggestion For How To Use It In February

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 02:00:22 -0700

But seriously: does anybody like the
new bilious green Digg T-Shirt? Hardly!

Source: shop.digg.com

Don’t worry: it definitely has its uses! We have
an ultimate suggestion for February, how to
use the green DIGG T-Shirt in a sensible manner:

As this February is supposed to be one of the coldest months since records began and your mysterious girlfriend has nothing appropriate to wear in these circumstances, you should consider at least giving her a DIGG tee to keep her slightly warmer.

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In December
Our Suggestion For How To Use It In January

A Role Playing Game - If An Obama Would Be Pope...

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 07:27:11 -0700

If Barack Obama would be Pope...by Hans Küng

But unfortunately he is a Bush: the pontiff regards the "reconciliation" with four arch reactionaries as more important as the trust of the Catholics.

In only a short time, President Barack Obama succeeded in leading the United States out of a very depressed situation and a reform gridlock, in introducing a credible vision of hope and in initiating a strategic change both in domestic and foreign policy of this great country.

Not so in the Catholic Church. The mood is gloomy, the reform gridlock paralysing. Almost four years into his papacy, many are starting to compare Pope Benedict XVI to George W. Bush. No coincidence that the Pope celebrated his 81st birthday last year at the White House. Both Bush and Ratzinger are incapable of learning with respect to the issues of birth control and abortion; they are reluctant to introduce new serious reforms; they administer their office autocratically and without transparency and they restrict our liberties and rights.

As Bush then, Pope Benedict too suffers from a growing loss of trust. Many Catholics no longer have any expectations of him. Even worse: by lifting the excommunication of four illegally ordained traditional bishops, among them a notorious Holocaust denier, all the fears voiced when Ratzinger was elected Pope were confirmed.

The Pope enhances the status of people, who still reject the religious freedom, which has been declared by the Second Vatican Council, the dialogue with other Churches, the reconciliation with Judaism, the high esteem for Islam and the other world religions as well as the reform of the liturgy.

In order to advance the "reconciliation" with a small number of arch-reactionary traditionalists, the Pope risks the loss of trust of millions of Catholics in other countries, who continue to be loyal to the Second Vatican Council. That it is a German Pope, who is taking such false steps, exacerbates the conflicts. Apologies, once the damage has been done, have only little or no impact.

In fact, it should be far easier for a Pope than for a President of the United States to follow a new course. He does not need the legislative support of Congress and he is not dependent on the US Supreme Court as judiciary. He is an absolute head of government and highest judge of the Church. If he wanted to he could allow contraception overnight, admit clerical marriage, enable the ordination of women and permit the Eucharistic fellowship with Protestant churches.

What would a Pope do who acted in the spirit of Obama?

Similar to Obama, he would first enunciate that the Roman-Catholic Church is in deep crisis and specify the trouble spots: many communities without priest, lessening numbers of persons entering priesthood, veiled breakdown of pastoral care structures, which had sometimes grown and developed over centuries, due to unpopular parish fusions.

Secondly, he would announce the vision of hope concerning a renewed Church, a revitalised ecumenism, an understanding and respect for Jews, Muslims and other world religions and a positive evaluation of modern science. Thirdly, he would surround himself with the most able members of his staff, no yes-men, but independent personalities, supported by competent and fearless experts. Fourthly, he would immediately issue a series of executive orders to initiate the most urgent reform measures and fifth he would convene an ecumenical council for promoting the change of course.

Whilst President Obama, with the approval of the whole world - is looking forward, opening himself to the people and the future, the Pope is mainly orienting himself backwards, inspired by the ideal of the medieval Church, sceptical towards reformation, ambivalent towards civil rights and liberties of modern life.

Whilst President Obama is cooperative in his efforts to find partners and allies, Pope Benedict like George W. Bush is caught up in friend-enemy thinking. Fellow Christians in Protestant Churches are alienated by his refusal to recognise these communities as Churches. The dialogue with Muslims has not gone beyond lip service to "dialogue".

The relationship to Judaism and the Jewish people can only be described as deeply troubled. Whilst President Obama is radiating hope, promoting citizen participation and calling for a "new era of responsibility", Pope Benedict is caught up in imaginary fears and wants to curtail the freedom of the people as much as possible to force through an "era of restoration".

Whilst President Obama in Washington offensively-minded calls on the constitution and the great tradition of his country to argument courageous reform steps, Pope Benedict in Rome interprets the executive orders of the Reform and Reunion Council from 1962 to 1965 restrictively backwards: in the direction of the Restoration Council of 1870.

However, as we can be sure that Pope Benedict XVI is highly unlikely to turn himself into an Obama, what we need for the near future is firstly an Episcopate, who does not put a veil over, but openly names the obvious problems of the Church, approaching them energetically at diocesan level; secondly we need theologians, who actively cooperate in providing a vision of the future for our Church and who are not too shy to tell and write the truth; thirdly we need pastors, who resist the constant overload caused by the merger of several parishes, and who courageously exercise their personal responsibility as a pastor; fourthly, we need in particular women, who confidently recognise the possibilities of their influence and without whom pastoral care would just break down in many places.

But can we really able do this? Yes, we can.

More Information:
Global Ethic Foundation
Hans Küng in Wikipedia

Men’s Green Digg Tee: Our Suggestion For How To Use It In January

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 01:50:00 -0700

But seriously: does anybody like the
new bilious green Digg T-Shirt? Hardly!

Source: shop.digg.com

Don’t worry: it definitely has its uses! We have
an ultimate suggestion for January, how to
use the green DIGG T-Shirt in a sensible manner:

Give it to the stork that distributes the DIGG tee among many new arrivals. Perhaps it could be turned into a romper suit. Children in many parts of Europe are told that the stork is bringing babies. Quite often a stork hangs at the houses of the new moms and dads.

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In December
Our Suggestion For How To Use It In February

10 Works Of Art About The Obama Inauguration

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 03:22:23 -0700

The game has begun: Barack Obama is now president of the United States. Enjoy 10 brand-new cartoons/drawings/pictures about his inauguration.

#1 Obama on the beach

Made by the Indian sand artist Sudarshan Pattnaik, seen on yahoo.com

#2 Obama as David

"Hello, I'm David. Who are you?"
Made by Stuttmann

#3 Rude comic: Obama, Bush and Cheney

Seen on flickr.com

#5 Obama inauguration cake

Seen on gabicampinario.com

#6 Obama by Dean Russo

Seen on deanrusso.com

#7 Obama in his van

Seen on flickr.com

#8 The dream was coming true

Made by Tomicek

#9 Obama's inaugural speech as a word cloud

Seen on flickr.com

#10 A new chapter

Seen on startribune.com

Another great stuff

The green Digg tee: our suggestion for how to use it in December

8 Things You Should Never Say To A Gamer

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 09:08:35 -0700

(and his thoughts on these matters, which he hopefully will never disclose to you).

#8
Dinner is ready!
(Dinner might be ready sweetie, but this level is not finished for a long time)

#7
Darling would you take the rubbish out?
(Go to hell! I am just playing FIFA 09 and about to win against Italy; I couldn’t care less if we drowned in rubbish.

#6
I just need the PC to write an email!
(You are a pain in the neck! The internet cafe is just round the corner!)

#5
You are so pale lately!
(Well, just put some your tanning lotion on my face then. But make sure that you don’t obstruct the monitor)

#4
Why don’t you tell me how to play?
(You haven’t got an idea in any case, might as well leave it)

#3
EA Sports has debited our account again.
(Be glad that we still have an account)

#2
Tomorrow is our anniversary of the day when we first met.
(Tomorrow is the release of 'Need for Speed Undercover' - you don’t seriously think there could be something more important.

#1
Can’t you just pack it in at least for a moment?
Forget it - I think I’ll pack it in with YOU soon!)

Men’s Green Digg Tee: Our Suggestion For How To Use It In December

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 10:43:00 -0700

But seriously: does anybody like the
new bilious green Digg T-Shirt? Hardly!

Source: shop.digg.com

Don’t worry: it definitely has its uses! We have
an ultimate suggestion for December, how to
use the green DIGG T-Shirt in a sensible manner:

The DIGG tee Christmas tree!

Source: hfg-karlsruhe.de

OK, you have to add some sleeves, but after that it works.

Our Suggestion For How To Use It In January
Our Suggestion For How To Use It In February

7 Christmas Trees For Nerds

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 05:16:48 -0700

Christmas Tree #1

iTree
seen on hfg-karlsruhe.de

Christmas Tree #2

LED christmas tree
seen on thomaspfeifer.net

Christmas Tree #3

monitor tree
seen on hfg-karlsruhe.de

Christmas Tree #4

soldered tree
seen dj20000volt.de

Christmas Tree #5

linux tree
seen on flickr.com

Christmas Tree #6

USB tree
seen on trash.de

Christmas Tree #7

laser tree
seen on ehrensenf.de

Christmas 2008

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 05:22:00 -0700

No gifts, no new gaming stuff this year?

New Year’s Eve Party 2008/2009

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 02:39:00 -0700

"Very provoking in view of the general mood"

seen on barbarahenninger.de

10 Apt Cartoons About The Citibank Disaster

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 01:12:00 -0700

The Citibank bailout - a never ending game? The formerly largest bank in the world received the latest government infusion, which includes a USD 20 billion capital injection as well as state guarantees of over USD 306 billion. Here are 10 apt cartoons about this economic plight.

Cartoon #1

seen on The Korea Times

Cartoon/Pic #2

seen on bridgeandtunnelclub, modified

Cartoon #3

seen on gazthecartoonist

Cartoon #4

seen on the Tornoe Blog

Cartoon #5

seen on caglepost

Cartoon #6

Comment of the finder: 'Found this downtown at a First Union (now Wachovia, soon to be Citibank) ATM.' - seen on flickr

Cartoon/Pic #7

seen on bridgeandtunnelclub, modified

Cartoon #8

seen on ahoipolloi

Cartoon/Pic #9

The state is moving in: Park Avenue, New York
seen on the Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung

Cartoon #10

seen on static.seekingalpha

New Cartoon #11

seen on naturalnews.com