Terri Speaks!

From the CNN.com article:

A Florida state judge is expected to rule by noon Saturday on an emergency motion filed by Schiavo's parents, who contend that their brain-damaged daughter has expressed the wish to live.

"She managed to articulate the first two vowel sounds, first articulating AHHHHHHH and then virtually screaming WAAAAAAAA," the motion said.

Clearly, Terri wants to live.
Or die, or whatever.

Just because I love this photo

Courtesy of Fark.com

If It's on the Internet, It Must Be True

From the people who brought you human autotrophs - Man lives without a functioning heart:
"Blood vessels of the human heart are elastic and strong enough to pump blood. That is why Nikolai is still living, breathing and moving. His heart is alive; one may say that it is sleeping. Such a unique incident occurred as a result of his stress. A strong emotional experience results in a powerful hormone action, which affects the heart and vessels first and foremost."

Sure, sure.

Not sure what to say about this...

Click the pic for the related ESPN.com story.
Courtesy of Ms. Jillian Grob

Also, for good measure:


Golf's a wonderful game.

A Modest Diversity Proposal

From: [beleted to protect the innocent]
Subject: Diversity Month Presents "Jay Walking"
Date: Wed, 09 Mar 2005 15:36:43 -0500
To: BC Law Students

Asked, "What do you think about diversity?," some BC Law School Students responded:
The responses....

"Diversity scares me!"
"I think the way diversity programs are implemented is unfair- inequality does not breed equality."
[Why talk about diversity] "given the limited diversity here?"

The above comments were in fact made by BC Law School Students...if you disagree with these viewpoints, please join us TOMORROW for:

All School Town Hall Meeting: "How can we make BCLS a more diverse community?"
When: Thursday, March 10th at 3:30 p.m.
Where: EW 115A
What: Please attend this important event and voice your opinions on how you define diversity and how we can make BCLS a more diverse community. Featured panelists include Dean Garvey, Dean Wylie, Professor Papandrea, and, schedules permitting, Professor Garcia, Professor Farley, and Professor Howe. Moderated by Vanessa Olivier, Vice-President of BLSA. Refreshments will be served.

Sponsored by: Diversity Committee of LSA, APALSA, BLSA, LALSA, Lambda, and SALSA


I'm so proud of this. If you know me well, you probably know why.