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meme-y time
I've never really cared for the DnD notion of alignment. Still, it is tempting to find out...
You scored as Neutral Good. A Neutral Good person tries to do the 'goodest' thing possible. These people are willing to work with the law to accomplish their goal, but if the law is corrupt they are just as willing to tear it down. To these people, ( Read more... ) -
political correspondent conjectures why Bush admin was not "fully candid"on rational for Iraq war
According to MediaMatters, Newsweek's chief political correspondent Howard Fineman appeared on the November 28 edition of MSNBC's Imus in the Morning.
From that broadcast (courtesy MediaMatters):
FINEMAN: Looking back on it, I think there was a case to be made for the war in Iraq that would have allowed them [the Bush administration] to be fully ( Read more... ) -
Persons that are minors that blog
There's a Wall Street Journal article that can get to through onegoodmove about how schools are sometimes coming down harsh on students that blog. From the article:
Ms. Gudelis, the principal . . . said it is appropriate for schools to hold students accountable for their online writings. "Unlike a conversation that might take place on an email or ( Read more... ) -
Cheney
secret meetings, the power behind the throne
A Washington Post article supports the perception that VP Cheney still has close ties to the oil industry--ties that probably aren't in the peoples' best interests.
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A White House document shows that executives from big oil companies met with Vice President Cheney's energy task force ( Read more... ) -
Normality, and some Myth Busters
Normal is getting dressed in clothes that you buy for work and driving through traffic in a car that you are still paying for - in order to get to the job you need to pay for the clothes and the car, and the house you leave vacant all day so you can afford to live in it.
-- Ellen Goodman
Adam Savage is a host on MythBusters. He's a geek and he ( Read more... )
