HOUSTON (Reuters) -- Family and friends of Ken Lay gathered at a memorial service on Wednesday to eulogize the Enron Corp. founder and former chairman, who died last week.
The following are excerpt is from the tributes:
Reverend Dr. William Lawson: "He reached out to touch many people from many backgrounds ... many economic levels ... that included minorities like me."
"Ken Lay was neither...
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The following are excerpt is from the tributes:
Reverend Dr. William Lawson: "He reached out to touch many people from many backgrounds ... many economic levels ... that included minorities like me."
"Ken Lay was neither...
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severus:
Biiig KPP coming at you... I'll write you later tonight pussgurka. 
severus:
Yes you are, but I had to change it from "for friends only" to "for members" because the other option clearly does not work as it should... grrr.
If you dont like your job, why dont you just quit stop being a bitch love yourself
If you believe things kind work out easily,
Im telling you if you dont like what your mothers telling you
Then be a grown man and stand up on your own two and love yourself
If your girlfriends is on welfare, then baby walk away
You dont have...
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If you believe things kind work out easily,
Im telling you if you dont like what your mothers telling you
Then be a grown man and stand up on your own two and love yourself
If your girlfriends is on welfare, then baby walk away
You dont have...
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msstabby:
so in looking at the early carnage of the peloton today, i got to thinking: Do you think the huge attrition rate is due to everyone riding clean? Are we seeing the truth of the power of the mountains on actual humans? or is this predictable and we never noticed before because we were distracted by Lance et Jan et Ivan et al? I mean, Mayo falling behind my pro cyclist boyfriend Thor??? what up with that?
or maybe the psychological crutch of the dopage is gone? I don't know, just kindof babbling here, but it seems weird that they are so blown apart the very year they really come down hard on the doping.
or maybe the psychological crutch of the dopage is gone? I don't know, just kindof babbling here, but it seems weird that they are so blown apart the very year they really come down hard on the doping.
msstabby:
Yeah, I forgot about the changes in the cars. Rudy Pevanage got sacked. Good. I never liked him. He was a terrible DS for Jan.
I see your points but (not arguing, just thinking more)...the remainder of the peloton is very experienced. and there are only 3-5 big riders out, incl Lance. I think the absence of detectable doping is having its effect of normalizing (for lack of a better word) the peloton, to an extent. And maybe we're also seeing the psychological fall-out on the peloton of not having the big guys around to pull up everyone's performance. Esp. yesterday with my pinks.
I like the tour this year. I've predicted every single stage incorrectly. I don't find it dull, but i do find it to be a strange one.
I see your points but (not arguing, just thinking more)...the remainder of the peloton is very experienced. and there are only 3-5 big riders out, incl Lance. I think the absence of detectable doping is having its effect of normalizing (for lack of a better word) the peloton, to an extent. And maybe we're also seeing the psychological fall-out on the peloton of not having the big guys around to pull up everyone's performance. Esp. yesterday with my pinks.
I like the tour this year. I've predicted every single stage incorrectly. I don't find it dull, but i do find it to be a strange one.
the boys i mean are not refined
they go with girls who buck and bite
they do not give a fuck for luck
they hump them thirteen times a night
one hangs a hat upon her tit
one carves a cross on her behind
they do not give a shit for wit
the boys i mean are not refined
they come with girls who bite...
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they go with girls who buck and bite
they do not give a fuck for luck
they hump them thirteen times a night
one hangs a hat upon her tit
one carves a cross on her behind
they do not give a shit for wit
the boys i mean are not refined
they come with girls who bite...
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severus:
Also, you're one of my very few good friends. Thank you for that. You're crazy busy.. and still make some time for me in your life, that makes my heart happy. Puss.
severus:
Fucking......email you say. 
Vive la France!
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severus:
You know I wished I could call you while I was cooking just now, just talk for a few friendly minutes, oh weeeell. Have a good Sunday.
severus:
Where aaaare yoouuuu?
i am at a loss for things to say here. i just can't get used to the new format. it feels mych more like a porn site to me. aha! i thought of something to say...nice boobs.
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severus:
Ha ha. Yeah. Thanks.
maxi:
thank you.
Busy week ahead getting ready for a long business trip. I leave for Paris on Thursday for 10 days. Shoudl be a nice trip though very busy. It will be interestign to catch some World Cup games there too. Everyone here be good while I'm gone.
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severus:
1000 's.
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severus:
Hey hard man, I'm finishing up my breakfast and then I'm off to you know what. I do have good things to think about when I'm laying there though, you are correct. Thanks for helping me out. 
6 Rules for Eating Wisely
1) Don't eat anything your great-great-great grandmother wouldn't recognize as food.
Well my German great-great-great grandmother wouldn't recognize the chipotle in adobo, and my Mexican great-great-great grandmother wouldn't recognize sauerkraut. But point taken.
2) Avoid foods containing high-fructose corn syrup.
Can't think of anything that contains it in our pantry or fridge, unless maybe some of the liqueurs? No soda...
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1) Don't eat anything your great-great-great grandmother wouldn't recognize as food.
Well my German great-great-great grandmother wouldn't recognize the chipotle in adobo, and my Mexican great-great-great grandmother wouldn't recognize sauerkraut. But point taken.
2) Avoid foods containing high-fructose corn syrup.
Can't think of anything that contains it in our pantry or fridge, unless maybe some of the liqueurs? No soda...
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severus:
I can't believe you had pizza last night! Ooooh. I bet it was good. I just got my period and I got insane cravings for everything that's not healthy right now, it's REALLY hot too, and I would kill for some salty potato chips. Really.
Flag burning and gay marraige....
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severus:
I wanted Chinese food earlier but it's worthless up here so no idea to pay a lot for it. I had.. um.. ummm.. quorn sauce actually.
severus:
I will. Enjoy the good stuff honey.
Why do short weeks seem so long?
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severus:
I like.. the beach. 
severus:
I'm hungry, it's fucking 2.42! My dinner got.. a bit fucked up, read my journal.
Beach, beach, beach...
So it's almost Memorial Day weekend and that means summer reading material for the pool and the beach. What are your all-time favorite "beach books"?
So it's almost Memorial Day weekend and that means summer reading material for the pool and the beach. What are your all-time favorite "beach books"?
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severus:
I love you.
severus:
God morning handsome. I miss your voice. Have a good day.
[Edited on May 30, 2006 1:19PM]
[Edited on May 30, 2006 1:19PM]
I've been thinking a lot lately about death and impermanence. Why do we experience so much of "life" (the day-to-day experience of being alive) as drugery. Slogging through it semi-concious, clearly focused on some future event (large or small) that may or may not ever occur? How many days have I missed along the way? Days I will never get back. Is this state the...
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severus:
Very much 
back.
back.
severus:
I know. Bastard. I wanted to to the ugly Dancing in the dark dance.
Today's sign that the apocalypse is near...
With tabloids predicting the imminent arrival of one of the most famous celebrity babies of the year, Hollywood stars Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt remained almost invisible in their remote Namibian resort, ducking reporters intent on getting a career-making scoop.
Despite a widely reported due date of May 18, there was little sign on Thursday the baby was...
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With tabloids predicting the imminent arrival of one of the most famous celebrity babies of the year, Hollywood stars Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt remained almost invisible in their remote Namibian resort, ducking reporters intent on getting a career-making scoop.
Despite a widely reported due date of May 18, there was little sign on Thursday the baby was...
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severus:
I'll miss you a bit baby... yeah. I hope you'll be 100% soon. I'm exiiiiited about Bruce now, yeah, not so much the family stuff but I'm juuuust gonna focus on Bruce! YEEEAH.
U.
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severus:
Also, for your information... LORDI won the whole Eurovision Song Contest. I didn't watch a minute but I do read the paper. Yeah baby. 