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AUG 2008

papal aliens
by Zach Kincaid
I guess if a Wells-like invasion materializes, the Pope will cross himself while wearing his big hat and bless his extraterrestrial brothers. Maybe... yes, possibly... he even received that gauntlet as an abduction gift and... his task is to seed the world for the coming of the mother craft!

Entries/2008/5/31_papal_aliens.html
 
horton meets stein
by Zach Kincaid
An animated elephant and a foil named Ben Stein. One finds a spec, the other play on hype. Both get ridiculed but only one holds a truth worth dying for and that’s Horton... who hears a Who. ...According to Stein, the universe is ordered and purposed, aka a creator made it. But there’s a problem. A standing army of white intelligentsia has sent this idea and its carefully boxed god over the cliff to rot with Gadarene pigs.
Entries/2008/4/29_horton_hears,_expelled_exploits.html
 
new bodies
by Zach Kincaid
The century on-hand will likely offer violence that invades the territories of people much more than maps, guising technology in usefulness and medicine in necessity. Natural human functions will not provide stimuli enough for you to either live comfortably nor accomplish the demands wrought by society.
Entries/2008/4/4_new_bodies.html
 
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god finds the best parking spots
by Zach Kincaid
Now that Christmas is packed away into the commerce clog of Claus and his elfin cronies, I turned the TV on the other night to catch up on some missed news. What I watched was likely a holiday rehash of Larry King. Joel and Victoria Osteen were his guests. Finally, some sense of it all.
Entries/2008/1/2_god_finds_the_best_parking_spaces.html
 

From 1908 to 1932, Sidney Gamble (1890-1968) visited China four times, traveling throughout the country to collect data for social-economic surveys and to photograph urban and rural life, public events, architecture, religious statuary, and the countryside.. Explore the recently released digital library of nearly 5,000 images through Duke University’s Digital Collections.