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I don’t want to do any posting over the weekend other than a New Year greeting, so I’m throwing these two stories in here. The first is the sale of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” (which I guess was a real place, it’s explained in the story).
And I wanted everyone to read this story about the future power struggle over the Dalai Llama.
Official prediction for 2006, Saddam Hussien gets the Noble Peace Prize for his efforts in trying to negotiate a peace between the Muslims of Europe and the nations which house them.