February 2008

Leap Year Acrostic

02.29.2008

Looky here! Every fourth February Adds an extra day at its end, Provided the year is divisible by four. Yet remember, Exceptions apply: Any year also divisible by one hundred, yet not four hundred, Remains normal.

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Six-Word Memoir Launch Party in NYC!

02.28.2008

>> New grip of photos from the Six-Word Launch Party in New York.

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The lying truthteller

02.28.2008

“Art is not truth. Art is a lie that makes us realize the truth.” – Pablo Picasso

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Six-Word Slam, Barcopa, Los Angeles, 02.13.08

02.27.2008

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Nubs

02.27.2008

A mixed-breed dog in Iraq, unthinkably abused by the Iraqis with injuries that included intentionally severed ears and screwdriver puncture wounds, found a most unlikely friend in what was supposed to be his enemy. Back in October, United States Marine Maj. Brian Dennis began noticing a war-torn dog in the desert near the Syria border, [...]

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Six-Word Memoirs on CBS’ The Early Show

02.27.2008

The Early Show on CBS had a segment called Six-Word Memoirs Can Say It All yesterday. It included interviews with Larry and Rachel, along with some special appearances from a few household names.

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With the keeper of a diary of a madman

02.27.2008

I recently had the unique pleasure of running into Ozzy, circa 1969.

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Question marks!?

02.26.2008

From ProofreadNOW: Are you set on question marks with other marks of punctuation? “Well, are you?” he asked. The position of question marks is always logical, though sometimes a compromise is necessary to avoid two question marks close together, and sometimes the convention prohibiting its use with the comma ignores logic. The question mark should [...]

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Sixteen perfect circles

02.26.2008

Sixteen perfect circles are hidden in this image of straight lines. They’ll become clear to you if you stare at the white X.

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Don’t put him down as arrogant.

02.25.2008

“No, his mind is not for rent to any God or government. Always hopeful, yet discontent, he knows changes aren’t permanent. But change is.” – Rush, “Tom Sawyer”

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