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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Paid in Full
Cutting Through the Katrina Krapola. For all I loved New Orleans when I visited there, for a whole day in 1988, I just love “pulsating pustule on the bayou.”
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Discussion Over. Dissension Will Not Be Tolerated Comrades.
Chertoff on final Real ID rules: “Reconfiguring our society.” You mean like they reconfigured society in Ukraine during the first half of last century? Or more like reconfiguring society during the New Deal Great Society Cultural Revolution? Just wondering.
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Confirming he’s Crazy
Mayor Mumbles Menino decries clinics in retailers.
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Speaking of Environment
I’m going through accumulated links I never turned into posts, or don’t remember turning into posts and didn’t removed from the stash, so some short takes, down to links presented with anchor text and no comment, will be appearing here … Continue reading
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Zoo Humans
Seeing the news of the uncontacted Amazon tribe, and the fact that there are both more of them than I might have imagined had I even considered the possibility of it being non-zero, and that lack of contact is carefully … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Jay, Politics, Sociology
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President Obama
Looking Forward to President Obama is a fantastic post over at CultureFeast. I especially like the way he pulled Def Leppard into it.
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Hi there, navel.
I solved the mystery of my anemic blogging today: it’s just too damned depressing. My first thought when reading an article about renters facing eviction because the owners of the properties they rented were being foreclosed on was, “and somewhere … Continue reading
Posted in Deb, Economics
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Vinick for President
I loved The West Wing, despite the leanings of the President, who was, after all, sensible above all. I even enjoyed the final season – heck, maybe enjoyed it more than most of the run – and the Santos character. … Continue reading
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