And, if that isn’t enough to convince you, I am delighted to share some late-breaking information that should certainly make us sit up and take notice. End of fiscal year reporting reflects substantial growth of research activity at Boise State, providing a powerful indicator of where we are on the road to distinction, and where we are headed.
The largest grants were $2,397,994 and $1,247,005 from the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Centers for three-dimensional technology in advanced sensor systems (Bill Knowlton); $1.5 million and $1,290,081 from the Department of Defense for reconfigurable electronics and non-volatile memory research (Kris Campbell); and $1,247,510 from the Department of Defense for molecular barcodes in the DNA Safeguard Project (Greg Hampikian)
-Kustra
People who go out and try to be a rebel at night
Who try to make up for the fact that they settled in life
It’s like a fight between the devil and christ over the limelight
Spiritual celebrity poker, but the whole deck is full of jokers
And every year that you get older, the stakes get higher
Gambling with a bunch of fakes and liars
Real talk cos the real New York is the pain and the suffering of lost love
Staring off into the distance of the mist in the club
Depression and emptiness that lead to suicide
And the struggle inside yourself that keeps you alive
Surviving medicated, stalked by sobriety
The life you live now, tortured by memories violently
I pray inside of me that one day you can be forgiven
For murdering the beautiful world we used to live in
Military censors at Guantanamo Bay have banned a book by the MIT professor and leading political analyst Noam Chomsky from the prison library. Published in 2007, Interventions compiles a series of Chomsky’s columns. The Pentagon has refused to explain why the book has been barred. Chomsky commented, “This happens sometimes in totalitarian regimes.”
There is technology, still in its infancy but making great strides, which will reduce us, as a productive class, to turners of switches and openers of the scientists’ doors; to secretaries and receptionists; to janitors and clerks; to domestic servants of the rich. Anarcho-syndicalists think such a society must be resisted. They do not worship work as a fetish in itself but fight dehumanisation and alienation.
Meltzer
inhaling shower water
chlorine ions pierce hypersensitivity.
every ray of light is over up in this place.
screaming atmosphere
down the drain
Debra is the background.
recurrent freshness dies on a
stale sterile body and my
beat gum vocabulary.
tumble over
slow fruit drops
funk cool steps slide
in
be-
tween
the air I breathe.
plaster turns yellow
i run away from this poster life
( I got a little bit of sympathy for you too)