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...Russia, which claimed FSB agents had actually planned the 1999 Moscow apartment bombings that killed over two hundred civilians and lead to the second Chechen war. Supposedly, the Kremlin had handcrafted a causus belli sacrificing hundreds of Russian civilians in order to invade Chechnya and prevent its independence. I wonder how many friends he had left at the FSB after such a thesis...
This segues into the concluding track, “Conversations,” featuring Stevie Wonder imploring people to talk with God. It’s long way between the four tracks that divide (Akon’s “I Wanna Fuck You”), to praising God’s power, and this just underscores the album’s schizophrenia. Snoop tries everything he can to demonstrate he’s still relevant. He’s not. Snoop thinks he can still be more than a musical whore lending his wares to the highest bidders...
...going to win. They’re amazing,” says Yale senior Kesi Chen about Cut-Rate Heroic. Christa M. Hartsock ’10 disagrees. “They’re from Yale,” she says. “No wonder they suck.” 1:27 p.m.—Up last are the Sinister Turns, who are using the occasion to promote their new EP. Ever the diplomatic easy-goers, the band is reluctant to denounce their adversaries while they set up their equipment.Keyboardist and occasional trombone player Edward R. Sherrill...
...similar to the speed-reading phenomenon. In the '70s and '80s there were all sorts of advertisements for this great system that would help you read the whole Sunday Times in 15 minutes "with complete comprehension and recall." I almost sent away for it. I still wonder about it but am now pretty sure it doesn't work. Here's how I know: I have never met a single person who could do it. Hanging around with many big readers for the past 35 years I should have bumped into at least one who took the course and could actually...
...evidence that failed to link Tice, Williams and Dick to the murder was actually presented to the juries before they were convicted. What they didn't hear anything about, however, was the phenomenon of false confessions; until recently, most juries were in the same position, so it's no wonder that few confessions are ever thrown...