We know that a lot of media is biased in some sort of way. Here is a link to an Al Jazeera article on Arab's mixed emotions of the capture of Hussein.

"It's a black day in history. I'm saying so not because Saddam is an Arab but because he is the only man who said 'no' to American injustice in the Middle East," said Fadiq Husam, a 33-year-old taxi driver in the West Bank city of Ram Allah." WTF mate?

I'd just like everybody to know that I am posting this message from the basement of Willis Library wirelessly while I'm supposed to be studying for my Calculus final. I didn't know till yesterday that UNT had wireless access across the campus. For all you other UNT students that are interested check out this site for more info.

After making sure I spelled the word "arbitrarily" correct on www.dictionary.com it seems to me that the word arbitrarily is a bit arbitrary in itself. Check out the first two meanings of the word and let me know what you think. Hopefully judges and courts don't decide anything based on the first meaning of the word. So I guess one could use either meaning in the forementioned post and it still works. Those darn English people and there doublespeak...

Its kind of cool sometimes when one goes to rent a movie and accidentally/arbitrarily picks good movie based on compromise and it turns out good. Rent "Happy Accidents" with Vincent D'onofrio and Marisa Tomei and let me know if he is or isn't. Is he....or isn't he...?

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