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Wednesday, 31 January 2007
Soap of the Day

Hi Blog People. Soap of the Day is called Eucalyptus Golden Dawn. It has the following ingredients:

Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Coconut Oil
Avocado Oil
Distilled Water w/ Peppermint/Lavender Infusion
Turmeric
Eucalyptus Essential Oil

This soap will be ready for use on March 1st. Photos coming tomorrow!


Other news: Tomorrow is half-promotion day at the dojo and it is day one of Soil Science I in the horticulture program at the New York Botanical Garden. Stay tuned for news on dirt and advanced killing techniques.


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Updated: Wednesday, 31 January 2007 9:53 PM EST
Tuesday, 30 January 2007
From Brother Anthony

LANNAN FOUNDATION AND THE NATION INSTITUTE PRESENT

AN EVENING WITH ROBERT FISK

Recipient of the 2006 Lannan Lifetime Achievement Prize for Cultural Freedom

In a rare New York City appearance, award-winning journalist Robert Fisk will discuss the politics, wars and civil upheavals of the Middle East.

Fisk is the Middle East correspondent for The Independent (London) and the author of Pity the Nation (Nation Books) and The Great War for Civilisation (Knopf).

Robert Fisk will be interviewed by Laura Flanders, host of Air America's RadioNation

March 4th, 2007
7PM

The Town Hall
123 West 43rd Street, New York City

Orchestra seats $10. Balcony seats $8.
Available at The Town Hall Box Office (www.the-townhall-nyc.org)
Or at Ticketmaster: www.ticketmaster.com or 212-307-4100

Funded by Lannan Foundation (www.lannan.org)
Produced by The Nation Institute (www.nationinstitute.org)


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Monday, 29 January 2007

Barbaro sadly didn't make it through his rehab program. He was put to sleep this morning after it became clear that it was unlikely that he'd ever get all four of his limbs working together to support his weight.

Paul sent along this photo:

Barbaro was born on April 29, 2003. He was the colt of Dynaformer and La Ville Rouge. His grand-dads were Carson City and Roberto, and his great-grand-dad on his mom's side was Mr. Prospector.

Barbaro ran six races in his life and won all six of them.


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Rock On, Monday is Here!

Hello People of the Blog, and welcome to Monday. Monday is the beginning of the work week, and we are here to work alongside you, bringing the good cheer of Lisablog and Cat Chat.

Cat Chat Monday

Harry: Word up People. Today's topic is Ezra Pound.

Bela: We've been reading Ezra Pound because Lisa of Lisablog is reading Ezra Pound for her Modernism workshop which begins here next week. We enjoy workshops because workshops involve a lot of belly rubbing.

Mina: If only the students would remember my name. I am tired of being pointed at with the query "Is that the cat from England?"

Harry: But now, back to Ezra Pound. Ezra Pound was a total cat belly rubber.

Bela: Some say that his cat belly rubbing habits made him go insane.

Mina: Others say that it was the sight of Mussolini's belly that drove him insane.

Harry: Factoid of the Day: In 1934 when Pound visited Paris to see his old friend James Joyce, Joyce invited Hemingway to dinner for protection. Joyce was afraid that Pound would rub his belly.

Bela: And, on a lighter note: Here are a list of some of the writers who owe their early publications and positive reviews to Pound: James Joyce, T.S. Eliot, Robert Frost, and H.D. How's that for starting a movement?

Mina: Stay tuned for the next installment of cat chat during which we will discuss the histories of the cats on the Dogona's steps.

Harry: Peace out people. We love you when you feed us.


Seeds of Change: Seeds of Change is where we bought our first run of organic seeds for the upcoming planting season. Seeds of Change is kind of like an inverse Monsanto. The seeds are organic. You want to plant them away from fields where there are crap chemicalized genetically warped seeds. If you check out their site, you'll find an excellent selection of flowers, vegetables, and herbs. We picked up some very excellent varieties of lettuce seeds. We also suggest the basils and lavenders. Stay tuned for the progress of the Seeds of Change seeds throughout the early spring growing season.


Kyokushin Update: Very good news here peops. Lisa of Lisablog is soon to be promoted a half-step from Yellow Belt to Yellow Belt with Orange Stripe. (At our dojo this is 10th Kyu to 9th Kyu.) The stripe also means a more determined tuning up for a March promotion to Orange belt. More on this breaking story soon.


Other News: There is no other news today except for all the bad news in the New York Times which we are refraining from mentioning.

Peace Out Semi-Melted Animals.


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Sunday, 28 January 2007
Coffee, Honey, Soap, Tea Bartering

Hey Blog Fiends. Firstly, a special thanks to all our comrades who went down to DC this weekend to rattle the gates of GWB. The newspapers in the Middle East seem very intrigued by this story. Two thumbs up for all of you patriotic Americans!

Secondly, check this out: Jackson's Organic Coffee. My friend Nicole made a trade of soap for honey and sent along a can of her neighbor's organic coffee too. We brewed it up this morning and it is superior coffee. We're grooving on Jackson's organic sumatra. Highly recommended.

What can you look forward to during the week ahead at Lisablog? Stay tuned for:

Cat Chat: Ezra Pound: A Cat's Perspective

Kyokushin Update: The Return of the Sanchin Kata

And some early spring gardening tips including a tour of the Seeds of Change Website.


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Updated: Sunday, 28 January 2007 12:32 PM EST
Saturday, 27 January 2007
Lisa MP3 Blog

We're back in New York where Jesus is a Busboy.

And now, the news:

Weather in Sunnyside: 38 degrees and clear.

Cat Update: Two cats (Bela and Harry) on couch. One cat (Mina) on chair with Welsh purple pillow.

MP3 of the day: Leonard Nimoy "I Walk the Line".


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Friday, 26 January 2007
Elephant Joke

First of all, Liz sent along this joke:

Why did the elephant go to the dentist?

Because he had a Tuscaloosa.


Also, you can call Marilyn and Sarah at 1-(877) 661-1249 and give them a list of names of people who need to be saved. Marilyn and Sarah have been to Cambodia where they have healed the natives (especially those with knee and shoulder problems). Marilyn and Sarah want you to know that Buddhists, Hindus, and Muslims have been healed by the power of Christ.

Also, Marilyn has written a book called Victorious Spiritual Warfare and you can buy it for 30 clams.

Marilyn's tip for starting a conversation about Christ: get into a crowded elevator and say "Have you seen The Passion of the Christ?"


Coming Tomorrow: A Return to the Belly of the Beast: New York City.

Upcoming events in New York:

NYC Theosophical Society: January 28th 3 PM, Lecture: "Discovering Your Twin Soul".

NYC Atheists Brunch: February 11th, Noon, at the Garden Restaurant on 60th Street between Lex and Third. (Stay tuned for NYC Atheists Book Club and Movie Night Info also!)

And for the Rosicrucians out there, don't forget about your Harmonization Ritual, at 2:00 pm on the 2nd, 3rd 4th and 5th Sundays of the month.


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Updated: Saturday, 27 January 2007 11:11 PM EST
Thursday, 25 January 2007
State of the Union

Weather in Tuscaloosa: Sunny! Jesus Loves Alabama.


And now, Cat Chat Thursday:

Harry: Hello Bipeds. And Welcome to Cat Chat. Today's topic is the State of the Union.

Mina: We, the good cats of Lisablog, have been studying President Bush's State of the Union Address and here are our thoughts.

Bela: First of all, we are very pleased that the bipeds in power have made it their priority to protect us from evil.

Harry: We, the good cats of Lisablog, have been very concerned about evil in recent weeks.

Bela: There is the evil of the late dinner hour.

Mina: And the evil of being shut out of the bedroom at night.

Harry: There is even the evil of the possibility that Islamofascists are kidnapping mice from our apartment.

Bela: And decapitating them.

Mina: We are very concerned about the jihad against the mice of Queens.

Harry: As for health care, it really makes no difference to us what you bipeds do with your health care problems.

Mina: We're just waiting for you to die so that we can eat your eyeballs.

Bela: Now, as for immigration, you all know that there are holes in the border.

Harry: There was a hole big enough to let Mina into the country.

Bela: Mina should not receive amnesty.

Harry: They should send her furry fat ass back to Limey Town.

Bela: We hope that there will be a serious, civil, and conclusive debate on this issue.

Mina: As for President Bush's plan to diversify America's energy supply, we have a better idea.

Harry: We'd like to see America's energy supply cut off.

Bela: There is nothing more hair-raising than the sound of an early morning garbage truck out on the street.

Mina: And the street cleaning machine.

Harry: These must all be eliminated.

Bela: Also the stereo.

Harry: Japanese noise music and Morton Feldman must be stopped.

Mina: The electric coffee grinder will not only be banned, it will be destroyed.

Bela: We will allow for limited use of the electric can opener if it can be operated with wind or solar power.

Harry: And finally, we would like to discuss President Bush's commitment to guarding the Homeland.

Bela: Thank god someone is guarding the homeland. We know what those terrorists intend for us.

Mina: It's possible that they have designs on my sheep skin rug.

Harry: Word up Osama. If you come for the sheep skin rug we will scratch your ass.

Bela: We, the good cats of Lisablog, are creating a volunteer Civilian Feline Reserve Corps to combat the problem of the sheep-skin stealing Syrians, Iranians, and Osama.

Harry: While our owners do not seem to take this threat seriously, we, the decent and resilient cats of Lisablog, are always vigilant.

Mina: I spend a good deal of my time clasping the sheep skin rug to my breast to protect it from Islamofascists.

Harry: This has been our assessment of the State of the Union.

Bela: We've been through a lot together, and we're pleased that we've made it through another year of war, famine, psychotic christian fervor, racism, obsessive western privileged consumption, and deeply moving human hypocrisy.

Harry: We thank you for the entertainment.

Mina: May god bless you.

Bela: And may Allah provide you with juicy raisins.

Harry: Peace.


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Get Your Heart Right With God

Don't spend eternity in hell, read Coconut Number Seven.

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Wednesday, 24 January 2007
Live From Alabama: Jesus is Coming!

Okay people, if you are a Christian and you love god and coffee, you can hang out at Tuscaloosa's Christian coffee house. It's called Capture. Rock on god freaks.

Meanwhile, Kenneth Anger's Early Works has been released on DVD and you can order it at Satan Worshippers Click Here.


Other News: Conversation in the hotel lobby this morning:

I sure wish it would warm up.
Mmhmm. This weather is killing me.

Tuscaloosa Wednesday Weather: partly cloudy, 50 degrees.


Yesterday's workshop. Was Great. We spent some time with Clark Coolidge's poem "Setting". Here it is:

Setting

A pot has been brought round.
The disappears over a porch, bird.
They blade, couch.
When crystals vanish they spread perfume.


Coming Tomorrow: Harry, Mina, and Bela respond to the State of the Union Address, and a review of Tuscaloosa's Epiphany Cafe.

Peace Out Blog Rockets. Eat the Baptists, not the Bream, Bass, or Blue Fin Tuna.


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Updated: Wednesday, 24 January 2007 10:08 AM EST

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