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		9.3.2000/21:15
		Nice photo.
				9.3.2000/08:30
				Just six weeks left to wait!
9.3.2000/08:16
It's Labor Day weekend, the annual time that we set aside to remember your mother and the awful time that she had to spend in labor in order for you to be born. Best wishes to mothers everywhere, and thanks, Mom, for the effort!
	9.3.2000/08:15
	Save the great apes.
				9.3.2000/08:10
				A truly specialized service on the Internet.
		9.2.2000/08:30
		Yesterday, on top of the whatevereth straight day of record heat, there was a thick white acrid haze in the air from marsh fire to the west of town. "Somebody thniks we're hams," I told Susan. "First they try to bake us, and now they try to smoke us."
9.1.2000/08:00
I can't think of a better use for $4 million.
				9.1.2000/07:55
				The Dallas Morning News has taken an increasing role in my morning online newspaper reading.
	8.31.2000/08:00
	Yesterday I fnished reading Flaubert's Sentimental Education. A remarkable book, of course, for the way it tells individual stories all the while giving the sweep of history, that middle period of the nineteenth century in which Europeans were convincing themselves to shake off their last several hundred years of stifling social structure. Somewhere along the road to the pandering Individualism of our time there was a stop at Nationalism, which tore Europe up with increasingly devastating wars. Too bad.
				8.30.2000/18:00
				This sounds like something we'll see on Law & Order before too long!
			8.30.2000/08:35
			Here are some artworks you can really drool over.
	8.30.2000/08:25
	Study the weather.
8.30.2000/08:20
Blame the weather.
			8.29.2000/07:00
			What a rant! ("I hate her and dream constantly of dismembering her and playing with her blood," etc.)
		8.29.2000/06:55
		Gee, Ashley, maybe we ought to try this one again.
				8.28.2000/17:20
				Light news.
8.28.2000/08:10
I am very buoyed today by the fact that I checked once again yesterday to see if two of my favorite radio stations might be available over the Internet yet, and this time they both were! A link for BBC Radio 3, the classical program, is available now right on the BBC home page; and, from across the channel, the superbe Radio Classique from France now has a live signal available on its page.
			8.28.2000/08:05
			Don't go inside anything made of metal and built by Russians.
	8.28.2000/08:00
	We Know This Isn't Funny, But We Can't Help But Chuckle Dept.: Museums documenting our decaying civilization are vexed by decaying plastic.
		8.26.2000/08:35
		Renewed separationist efforts in Quebec.
8.26.2000/16:10
Dolphins have names.
	8.26.2000/07:45
	Restaurant Horrors.
				8.26.2000/07:40
				Don't Save the Wolves.
			8.26.2000/07:25
			Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the desert.
8.26.2000/07:20
Interesting photo.