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Rest Peacefully, George Tiller

Shot last Sunday at his place of worship, the murder of George Tiller has brought in a wave of reactions and was a shock to both the pro-choice and pro-life camps.

George was no stranger to violence against him. He was shot twice, had his clinic vandalized and bombed, and those who opposed his practice of performing late-term abortions made his life a living hell. But he didn’t give up. He pressed on. He continued to perform abortions for women who needed it. His practice was one of three in the entirety of the United States that performs late-term abortions.

Some called him a baby murderer. Others would call him a savior. See, these late-term abortions typically were performed on women whose pregnancies became life threatening – women who suffered extreme physical and genetic complications. They were also performed on young rape victims where pregnancies are typically never detected till later stages. He provided a much needed service that many do not understand.

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Baba Ganoush

So I decided to try a new recipe out (rare occasion when Dad doesn’t cook or bring home food). Found this recipe a few weeks ago (thanks StumbleUpon) and saved it. I always love to try new and interesting things.

This is the first time I’ve made anything like this, first time I made tahini (had to find a recipe for that too), and the first time I’ve been successful with something so unfamiliar.

Needless to say, it was delicious. Next thing to try and make – hummus. I just love hummus.

Ridiculous Ghosting

About fifty new computers that need to be identical and ready to ship out to the schools. This is the way to do it, I tell you.

Needless to say, we had a fire extinguisher nearby just in case a fire erupted (all of it was through a single outlet). There wasn’t a fire and the village rejoiced.