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2nd Aug, 2008th 
05:32 am - Double arm transplant success
RTÉ
1 August 2008

German doctors have succeeded in transplanting two complete arms onto a 54-year-old man.

The hospital has described the double transplant as the world's first operation of this kind.

>>Read on
06:39 pm - 17 mile long particle accelerator straddling the border of Switzerland and France (27 photos onsite)
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Large Hadron Collider nearly ready



There are 27 photos onsite for those of you who understand this sort of thing! ;)
09:40 pm - grrrrrrrr...
Some people on Lj need some manners put on them.

When you have a PUBLIC journal, and you MAKE FRIENDS with people

And you have the COMMENTS open and your friends and others take the time to read your drivel [as opposed to my drivel] and make sympathetic comments on it,

You need to get your sorry ass in gear and make a fecking reply back once in a fecking blue moon, you sad gits.

Lazy asshats!

I'm thinking of applying the 3 Strikes Law again.
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Name: ÐØRÇHÁ =^..^=
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'If we get separated, just whistle. I'll come running. I promise.'
--Yuna
27 years on
'So venceremos, beidh bua againn eigin lá eigin. Sealadaigh abú.'

--Bobby Sands
1954 - 1981
Tiocfaidh ár Lá
Words to live by
Mahatma Gandhi said: 'Be the change you want to see in the world.'
'Mother Erin'
Two divine persons in one. A mother lamenting her children in bondage. A girl ravished by the Saxon, who weeps over her stringless harp. But her young champions keep watch in the mountains, awaiting the dawn of the bright sun of Freedom. They will gather around her with pikes and swords.

--James Plunkett
STRUMPET CITY
from 'The Stolen Child'
Come away, O human child!

To the waters and the wild

With a faery, hand in hand,

For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand.

--William Butler Yeats
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"It is surely true that, as Nietzsche observed,'without a constant falsification of life...man could not live.'

Our perception of the world rests on a dense trellis of falsehoods that make it possible for us to get out of bed in the morning and face the day."

--Joseph O' Neill
from the review of 'The Informer'
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'Everyone...has lost something precious. The people and the friends that we have lost, or the dreams that have faded...Never forget them.'
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