9/11: Questions

It’s 5 years since the world changed dramatically with the collapse of the Twin Towers in NYC. But questions remain and there is actually quite a lot on the Internet that suggests evidence or food for thought about other causes of the attack rather than those we are used to. Here are just a few links (there are hundreds more):

Missing pieces to the amazing 911 mystery puzzle

Loose Change 2nd edition documentary

Loose Change – Wikipedia

Question 911 video downloads

Back to work

I’ve been back to work for almost a week, have to get up at 6 am four times a week, have evening classes five times a week, private lessons three times a week in between morning and evening classes. There are things to do about my site (Samara AltLinguo) with more updates waiting to be handled (guess, I’ll do it tomorrow). I have to memorise names of at least 35 students and identify them by their faces. There are tests to be prepared and textbooks to be ordered. There is my doctoral waiting for some re-writing and finalising. There are some other little things to do. There is my libido waiting for a nice guy to take advantage of it. Loads of things are there to be built in nicely into my schedule and life.

Windows Live Writer (Beta)

I am writing this post using Windows Live Writer (Beta), a freeware offer from Microsoft. It looks nice and seems to be handy. At least I didn’t have that notorious message that I am attempting to do something harmful to my computer by opening my WordPress account. I hope this also works faster than WordPress site. Anyway, I am giving it a try and spreading the word about the program.

It allows you to write posts in WYSIWYG mode, change fonts (if you don’t like the standard font), do lots of other things through a menu, which seems to be richer in options than the standard website menu. It also has a spell checker.

Wanted countries

Here is the final map: of the countries I would like to visit:

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