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Somehow makes Katie Kouric more bearable. I love how terribly done the green screen effects are also. If you watch only one remix of news clips this week, let this be the one!

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43 Folders has a post that poses a pretty simple question: What Makes for a Good Blog? | 43 Folders

Following this logic I’d have to conclude I have a pretty good if not good blog if I do say so myself though I always feel I’m not living up to my potential for “via” posting.

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YAY!!!!

After two days of hermitage sitting in front of my computer (and probably smelling horribly) I finally reorganized my website! It’s been need of a major overhaul for years now. What sparked this “spring cleaning” was a desire to organize my online life. I found that ( Read more... )

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Some recent news that I find interesting and surprised at the country we are living in:

Vermont elected a socialist to the senate

Yay! Happiness

Nancy Pelosi becomes third in line for the presidency

I tend to fall into the category of people that say she is too centrist but ( Read more... )

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Chronicle Story

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New York Times story about a pool in the south.

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This is one of those things where it all makes sense in order but when you look at where the story ends up its laughable.

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NY Times
LA Times

The question most on my mind is what happens next? Clearly there can be no tribunals and neither Congress nor the Executive Branch can rob the internees of their right to Habeas Corpus but who holds these people accountable if they break the law? ( Read more... )