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wow this is a tough question! i love coffee coffee buzz buzz buzz and half baked. mmmmmmmmmmm just regular ice cream, if i'm buying it for home i always buy vanilla. but if i'm out and getting an ice cream cone, i get strawberry or mint chip. now i want ice cream!

congrats! good vibes headed your way!

mike. listen to your mother.

i just don't want the phone, ok?

i see. all sounds a little much effort for me though.

20th Anniversary of Burmese Democracy Movement August 8, 2008 is the 20th Anniversary of Burmese democracy movement. Millions of people across the country rose up against the totalitarian regime, calling for the restoration of democracy and human rights in Burma. The nation-wide movement, known as “8888 uprisingâ€, was brutally cracked down by the military junta, killing more than 3,000 people. To commemorate this historic occasion, the Canadian Friends of Burma is planning to do numerous activities including the followings on August 8, 2008: · Proclamation of “Burma Day†in the City of Ottawa · Hoisting the symbol of Burmese democratic flag, “fighting peacock†· Screening film and documentaries e.g. “Beyond Rangoon,†and “Inside Burma, Land of Fear†· Photo Exhibitions on “8.8.88 uprising†in Burma · Production of CD album (song tracks contributed by Canadian musicians) · Demonstration in front of Burmese and Chinese Embassy If you want to get involved, please contact CFOB office at 613-237-8056, or email at cfob@cfob.org

can you explain how it works? do i have to pay rogers anything, except for buying credits? could i just keep the phone, unused, in my drawer until such time (like a road trip) when i want to use it, and then it will work so long as i have credits on it? why do you have to pay 20$ to keep your credits?

haven't heard of that one.

cool i should chat with you for some tips, i think we are going to put on a movie outside on 8/8 for burma day

mmmm beef juice

bring back popoweenie!!

well...maybe if i can get a ticket tomorrow! oh...we were gonna go to the movies eh...

For Immediate Release: Canadian Friends of Burma (CFOB) Contact: Monique Summerfield Cell: 905-394-2634 Email: summerfield@cfob.org Niagara Falls Burma Benefit Concert Sunday July 20th at 6pm Monique Summerfield, student of Trinity Western University in cooperation with Canadian Friends of Burma will be hosting a benefit concert for the cyclone survivors of Burma. Cyclone Nargis hit Burma May 3rd leaving over 134,000 people dead and millions of homes destroyed. Proceeds from this event will go to World Vision’s Burma Cyclone Relief Fund and will be used for food aid, medical care and supplies as well for the rebuilding of homes. Musical guests will include reggae singer Jah Pickney as well as Davy B and The Tranzend experience. Guest speaker for the night will be Tin Maung Htoo, executive director of Canadian Friends of Burma. Zaw Wai Kyaw of the Burma Buddhist Association of Ontario and chair of the Cyclone Relief Committee (Toronto) will also be in attendance. Date: Sunday July 20th, 2008 Time: BBQ at 6pm and Concert at 7pm Location: Firemen’s Park off Mountain Rd in Niagara Falls, Ontario For more information please contact CFOB at cfob@cfob.org or 613-237-8056, or Monique Summerfield at summerfield@cfob.org or 905-394-2634

did you read it? quote: The car in the driveway at 2:04 a.m. Friday was what brought police attention to 311 E. Genesee St., said Capt. Bill Bleyle of the Manlius Police Department. The car was across the sidewalk, its door was open and no one was around, he said. As they were investigating the car, the officers observed suspicious behavior in the kitchen, Bleyle said. He declined to specify other than saying the officers "happened upon a plain-view discovery of illegal activity." The officers knocked on the door of the apartment and inquired about the car across the sidewalk, "at which time Stephanie stated, 'Yeah, come on in,'¤" court records state. Inside, police found a kitchen table with a plastic bottle labeled calcium, white powder in capsules and white powder on the table, court records state. Police quizzed Page on the powder. "Ofc. Stanton asked Steven if he was sure that the powder he was snorting was calcium because it was testing positive for cocaine at which time Steven responded, 'Yeah, it's cocaine,'¤" court documents state.

i had totally forgotten about this!

this story here has more details...seems like it was more going on than a little weed... http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2008/07/court_papers_fight_unraveled_i.html

looks fun...birthday weekend. 12 hr drive...oof

thanks! all sounds awesome...esp. ende

yeeeea, we won't be getting that far east unfortunately! we will catch whatever music is going on but i don't know of any fests at that time yet zanzibar=sweeet!!

no, paris. if you remember any good hotels, restaurants, etc. that could be handy!

we just booked our tix to spend 3 weeks there this fall! so exciting blane, will you be over there at all in november?

um....no

whaaa?? lol WTF!

bouche i think something went wrong at the 3rd paragraph?

the folk fest idea is good...you could probably get a whole pass for less than 100!