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Taoist Sex Cult: July 2006

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A secret brainwashing Order, that is looking for primarily bi-sexual females for Taoist alchemaic Yin cultivation orgies. Friday, July 21, 2006. Recent Question On Penis Growth. Q: I see that you have a lot of knowledge of Taoism. I know about the deer exercises, do you know of any herbal penile growth exercises? Posted by Taoist Sex Cult @ 4:18 PM. Response to the question "What is a Taoist Sex Cult? Sex is looked at as as natural, nurishing and healthy as eating if done properly. The biggest enemy ...

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brianjphillips: Old Army Buddies?

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Sunday, May 24, 2009. The Washington Post has a piece by some (non-veteran) guy who looks back with nostalgia about the days when everyone was drafted, his dad included. The "Old Army Buddy". Bonds are tight, the author reports. But the author seems to be the Exhibit A piece of evidence of the military-civilian divide. Why didn't he serve? What does he know? Is the purpose of the article just to throw a bone to peacetime vets? Anyway, semper fi and happy Memorial Day. Labels: military civilian divide.

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brianjphillips: This headline is the bomb

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Sunday, February 19, 2006. This headline is the bomb. The Scotsman is a good paper, but probably could have found a better way to say this:. Israel drops huge financial bombshell on Palestinians. I was thinking the copy editor who wrote the headline had an isolated case of the sillies, but apparently the writer has it, too. Here's the first sentence:. Israel yesterday fired the opening salvo in an economic war. Posted by bp at 11:35 PM. Is the Scotsman a private newspaper, or state-run? A Fistful of Euros.

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brianjphillips: January 2005

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Friday, January 21, 2005. Political science school rankings, survey of field. A thorough survey of more than 1,000 political science professors and or researchers sheds insight on the ideologies, methodologies, journal preferences, school preferences, individuals who they view as important in the field, etc. The College of William and Mary produced the survey, and you can download the results pdf here. Posted by bp at 9:08 AM. Political science school rankings, survey of field. Posted by bp at 9:08 AM.

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brianjphillips: August 2004

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Saturday, August 21, 2004. Who is this for, anyway? Writing is cathartic, but I can't summon the arrogance to put my thoughts into a gold-plated journal from Barnes and Noble. So here I am, online. I'll save paper. And gold. And $19.99. The more significant difference between hard-copy journals and the Internet is public knowledge. Why should I share this with anyone? Furthermore, can I be honest in such a forum? Posted by bp at 8:38 PM. Int'l politics, news media, veterans' issues, etc.

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brianjphillips: 2/8 Marines taking care of business in Afghanistan

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Friday, July 03, 2009. 2/8 Marines taking care of business in Afghanistan. My old unit, the Second Battalion of the Eighth Marine Regiment, was mentioned today in the Washington Post. Update: There is also a short piece here. On NPR's All Things Considered. It's about how families back home deal with their unit in the news. See my post here. About a NY Times Article on 2/8 from May.). It's more commonly written as 2/8, which is pronounced "two eight.". Be safe, guys, and come back soon. A Fistful of Euros.

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brianjphillips: the increasingly international nature of terrorism

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Friday, July 29, 2005. The increasingly international nature of terrorism. A man was arrested in Zambia this week, suspected of involvement in the July 21 failed London bombings. One might not think the situation so uncommon - two countries working together in a criminal case. But this case reaches much further than just Zambia and Great Britain. The suspect is an Indian. He had already been to Afghanistan. At that point, reportedly having met Osama bin Laden. American. Recently, and U.S. The scenario wi...

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brianjphillips: On gaining weight and losing weight

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Thursday, May 25, 2006. On gaining weight and losing weight. The subject of this post is random, but such is life. Perhaps my body should be a temple, but it can also be a laboratory. And what conclusions can be drawn from the gains and losses? Exercise was intense. During the 13 weeks of boot camp, we ran almost every day, and also did upper-body workouts such as pull-ups and crunches. After boot camp, we usually worked out at least three times per week, always running, often lifting weights. Upon leavi...

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brianjphillips: More Afghanistan reporting

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Friday, May 15, 2009. As the administration has started shifting priorities from Iraq to Afghanistan, journalists are shifting as well. There are some good stories on Afghanistan recently, with NY Times reporter (and former Marine) C.J. Chivers again leading the pack. Check out this story and video. That Chivers recently did. My friend Jake brought this to my attention. Also, NPR has an interesting series. Posted by bp at 9:52 AM. Int'l politics, news media, veterans' issues, etc. Veterans Day: Dan Daley.