I'm an MLS student working on my final term paper on government secrecy and I misplaced the source of one of the quotes I was going to use. It was something President Bush said about not having to ans
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Where do I find a qualified ART practitioner in Santa Barbara, California area? |
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I am looking for information about Hassan Nasrallah, the secretary general of Hizbollah. Specifically, I am looking for a speech he gave on July 3, 1992, but any speeches by Hizbollah members, especially Nasrallah, would be much appreciated! Primary documents, such as newspaper articles or open letters, relating to Hizbollah would also be very helpful. Thanks! |
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I'm looking for sources (books, websites, journal articles, etc.) on the following questions: -Did the iroquois governance structure impact the u.s. constitution? -What kind of contact did founding fathers/writers of constitution have with iroquois? |
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I've found the advice (and recipes) on PostPunk Kitchen to be useful (and tasty). She has a section on egg replacers, how to use them and what they are best used for. You can find it at: http://www.theppk.com/veganbaking.html |
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I am trying to decide what form of egg replacer would be most appropiate for cookie baking. I know generally what options are available--banana, applesauce, store-bought powder, flax seed slurry--but |
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I recently met a woman in Madison, Wisconsin who told me a story about her campaign to get the AIDS ribbon on a US postage stamp, and the resistance and obstacles that she encountered along the way. (I don't think she designed the ribbon, but that is of interest to me.) |
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In Oct 2000 USNews reported a class-action lawsuit against the makers of Ritalin by Dickie Scruggs. What is the current status of this lawsuit.
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Note: For the first part of this inquiry, see "Question: al-Qaeda or Al-Qaeda?" At one point the author details a typical "detainee-processing" at Abu Ghraib, which includes a forced rectal exam. This is the only thing that is typically said in Arabic to those captured by the US military: Wa' all'an lill act el amptihan! (trans. |
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Note: This inquiry has been divided into two questions. See "Question: Transliterating Arabic" for the answer to the second part. I'm editing a book for publication in the spring on US torture and empire-building at home and abroad. Two questions about transliterating Arabic have come up, particularly the political connotations of each choice. I would be grateful to any insight you might provide. |
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