Quiet voices for change
Today’s WashPost column by David Broder recounts a meeting in NH hosted by Max Cleland. Nice piece. Remember, the truth doesn’t have to yell.
Read moreToday’s WashPost column by David Broder recounts a meeting in NH hosted by Max Cleland. Nice piece. Remember, the truth doesn’t have to yell.
Read moreOkay, this is one of the weirdest stories I’ve seen all week. For starters, does the president know that State is dogging our good friends in S.A.? This is sticky territory. The House of Saud is our friend. No, seriously. Stop laughing, I’m serious here. I don’t know what to think. I’ve been staring at the screen all day and
Read moreSenate panel votes to derail new overtime rules Three comments. 1: Good for Specter and Newthorse. 2: If Bush is re-elected and the GOP retains control, expect this initiative to be reintroduced and to pass quickly and quietly in the new Congress. 3: I can’t feckin’ BELIEVE an AP reporter misspelled a Senator’s name. Somebody’s ass is getting waxed over
Read more…according to a story by CBS News. As Steve Reynolds, editor of the Pit’s West Virginia Desk, reminds us, “Bush’s people said that outsourcing American jobs is good for the American economy. QUICK!!!! MORE tax cuts for the rich!!!!” I have a suggestification: why don’t we not give them any ideas…..
Read moreSo he’s out of jail now. Two things. 1: What the hell is up with that hair? Looks like that power line nearly got him, too. 2: Please, in the name of all things sacred, please tell me that the DA’s name isn’t really “Pat Head.” Whoooooshhhh….. Gonna be a long one.
Read moreOh, this is just silliness. But thanks to Debby L for the ref.
Read moreThank whatever gods you worship that I didn’t have the digicam with me this afternoon. I was driving home along Four Mile Rd. in Allegany, and drove past a guy mowing his yard. 50ish, not much to look at even in good light, and there he was, pushing the mower around in nothing but a pair of Speedos. I think
Read moreFirst this from the Washington Post: Some Republicans Predict Upheaval Within the Party — Concerns Include Changing Electorate, Lack of Heir Apparent I don’t know if we’ll see upheaval, moderate change, or more of the same, but the GOP clearly has some thinking to do about who it wants to be in the coming years. You KNOW my thinking –
Read moreAt some point in the coming days I’m going to pull together a little missive telling folks all about how we’re settling in. A LOT of people want to know, you know. For now, I have a million papers to grade, the movers are out at the house offloading all our stuff, we have another room to finish painting, I
Read moreThanks to sagespot for pointing this out: Rum + Monkey Name Generator This is me: “Mr Popularity, you get all the roots…that dosen’t mean with chicks though.” Yeah, I don’t know, either…..
Read moreFrom CNN.com: Kerry challenges Bush on Iraq-9/11 connection On Thursday in Cincinnati, Ohio, Cheney described Saddam as a “man who provided safe harbor and sanctuary to terrorists for years” and who “provided safe harbor and sanctuary as well for al Qaeda.” In Wisconsin on Friday, he said the “al Qaeda organization had a relationship with the Iraqis.” First there’s a
Read moreFor one of the projects the JMC School is working on here my colleagues and I were asked to come up with three things we think it’s important for our students to know when they graduate. It took some pondering, but here’s what I came up with: 1. Our students need to be able, when presented with a new, novel
Read moreBy Kelly Eschberger ‘07 (716) 375-2376 For Immediate Release: SBU WELCOMES NEW JOURNALISM PROFESSOR, SAM SMITH ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y., Sept. 9, 2004 — The Russell J. Jandoli School of Journalism and Mass Communication at St. Bonaventure University has added Dr. Samuel R. Smith, associate professor of journalism/mass communication, to its faculty. “Dr. Smith is a most welcome addition to the
Read moreIn case you missed it, beast_o_bourbon has pulled together a fairly rugged ass-whipping for our friends at 1600 Pennsylvania. Check it: Letter to the Aphasians
Read moreI was born Southern, raised Southern, and have always thought of myself as Southern, even in recent years when I came to identify more and more with my home in Colorado. I lived in Iowa, as well, and pulled a year in Boston, but remained Southern. Now, some of you may have experienced something a little weird today around 3:30
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