This Week: In Memoriam To the vast red glow that strikes the solemn stones we are destined to turn our consideration. They seem more like warnings than flesh and bone. Crash plane 'dropped in seconds' Behind the story, like the panicked thump of the heart, comes the expected statistics- numbers, velocity, cause. This comes as no comfort to those who've yet to fall. Japan economy in biggest dive since 1974 The rumbling shorelines are coupled by the seas and the waters are joined in their long and joyous swill. We are slow to see ourselves in these realities. In a Likely Obama Pick, Some Find Hope for a Shift in Drug Policy “Drug”, like “war”, has such a piteous and putrid sound. Perhaps we should not fasten the two together like we do, “war on drugs”, “drug war”, too often they’re waged against an erroneous foe. Guantanamo Cases' Fate Must Be Determined As the truth’s of the air are everyone’s so are the fates awaiting their paths to follow. But the lie’s of
(The Weaver's Song)