Archive for January, 2004



Muddin!

Sunday, January 25th, 2004

I went off-road bike riding this afternoon with my buddy Scott, and got completely covered in mud. The trails were totally soaked, which meant more fun for us! The weather was perfect for it, too (as I meantioned earlier). I definitely recommend you join me next time.






How Happy Are You?

Sunday, January 25th, 2004
You have a Happiness score of 7

With a score of 7, you are obviously a happy person.Maybe, you could share your happiness with those around you, it could be as simple as smiling at a stranger or asking a friend out for dinner.

Take the quiz yourself.






Super Size Me: A Film of Epic Portions

Sunday, January 25th, 2004

Documentary showing the alarming effects of 30 days of McDonald’s meals on its director takes Sundance Festival by storm. This movie is a great example of the havok reaked on your body by fast food. Definitely going to be interesting to see who will distribute it. Check it out.

Also, I just have to mention that today is such a perfect day! The sky is beautiful, the sun is out, the humidity is low, and it’s just overal wonderful. Get outside and enjoy it!






SAT Over

Saturday, January 24th, 2004

Well, as this was my second time, I thought I would find the SAT easier. Wrong! I don’t know why, but it all appeared a bit more difficult this go around. I guess we’ll have to wait and see! I only wanted to raise my score 10 points, in order to get the 1300 automatic admittance level that is honored by alot of colleges.

Watch this guy; pretty cool.






Terrorist Group to Hold Fundraiser in U.S.

Friday, January 23rd, 2004

A fundraising event taking place Saturday evening in Washington has direct ties to an Iranian terrorist group supported by former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.

The Iranian-American Society of Northern Virginia will be holding a so-called “solidarity” fundraiser at the 5,000-seat Washington Convention Center on January 24 in an attempt to raise $140,000 for the survivors of the 30,000 victims in an earthquake that shook Iran on December 26, 2003.

The event organizers had hoped to have in attendance several members of the U.S. Congress as well as some Hollywood celebrities.

However, one Congressman who will not be attending is Rep. Robert Ney (R-OH). He is the chairman of House Administration and has asked Attorney General John Ashcroft to investigate some of the sponsors of this fundraising event for having ties to the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), or People’s Mujaheddin, which is a known terrorist group.

See Men’s News Daily for the entire story.






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