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Displaying keen perception and great insight.
She’s a little bit naughty. She’s a little bit nice.
She calls ‘em like she sees (and hears) ‘em.
She’s...
Claire Voyant
Las Vegas - July 4, 2008
Michael Darrin
Ione Losander
Spamalot On Wednesday evening, Las Vegas and the world lost another creative genius. After a valiant battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease), at the age of 62, Michael Darrin passed from this life. Ironical... Read More

Using the Single Shot to make a Peaceful Pill? In July 2007 Exit International members gathered in Queensland to trial the "Single Shot" coffee pot pressure vessel for the manufacture of the euthanasia Peaceful Pill.   The equipment was developed by Exit members in South Australia and uses small quantities of ingredients to make a single Peaceful Pill in a process that takes less than 8 hours and can be carried out in the kitchen.   The video shows the process.<object width=... Read More

Displaying keen perception and great insight.
She’s a little bit naughty. She’s a little bit nice.
She calls ‘em like she sees (and hears) ‘em.
She’s...
Claire Voyant
Las Vegas - June 20, 2008
Lainie Kazan
John O'Hurley
George Wallace After what we have observed over the past week, regarding the business practices (we sure can't call them ethics) of this new-to-Las Vegas-group calling themselves COLABO or COLABO.BIZ, w... Read More

Reinvent your Internet Experience - Gene Balmain
Not a lot of people ask me this.. but I sure wish they would. “What Internet Browser should I use?” Or maybe the question should be “What is the single one thing I can do to improve my Internet Experience?” The answer is Firefox 3.0.
These days it is unheard of buying a computer that doesn't already have an Internet browser (of some sort) installed. Microsoft and Apple insist that the Internet can only be viewed using their s... Read More

Fellow Anthem Homeowners: Unfortunately, like most homeowners in Anthem Country Club, I have left it to others to determine the fate of our community, trusting that those who choose to volunteer will always act in our best interests. Volunteering for a seat on an HOA board is usually a pretty thankless task, and I rarely criticize decisions that are made by those volunteers. I give them a lot of credit for putting in many hours of unpaid labor on our behalf. Plus these are our friends and neighb... Read More

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