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- "Facts need testimony to be remembered and trustworthy witnesses to be established in order to find a secure dwelling place in the domain of human affairs."
Hannah Arendt, Lying in Politics
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Will Monsanto run food the way Goldman Sachs runs finance? - Seems like their alumni are everywhere, infecting whatever they touch! Natasha Chart: So Michael Taylor, Monsanto's former lawyer and a fan of adding ext...55 minutes ago
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Sacramento: 70 Percent Distressed Sales in June - Just using Sacramento as an example ... I wish the NAR broke out the data like this! [image: Distressed Sales] *Click on graph for larger image in new wind...56 minutes ago
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Listening To Learn the Language - *About the Author: Aaron Snipe is a Foreign Service Officer with the Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) in Muthanna, Iraq.* Transiting back to Iraq from...3 hours ago
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Kenneth Rogoff: Will Europe’s Economies Regain Their Footing? - STOCKHOLM – What will Europe’s growth trajectory look like after the financial crisis? For some Europeans, still nervous that their economies and banking s...4 hours ago
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"Are Depressions Necessary?" - Chris Hayes takes up a notion I've never been very fond of, that recessions are necessary and healthy since they clear out inefficient firms, and spur the ...6 hours ago
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The Fed Under Fire - The Federal Reserve is one of the most powerful and secretive institutions in Washington, long considered beyond the reach of lawmakers. But now, as detail...6 hours ago
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Consistency on health care - Jonathan Chait mocks conservatives who are against big government, but also against any effort to ensure that Medicare funds are well spent. But they're ac...6 hours ago
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Geithner thinks unregulated derivatives were a bad thing... - "Derivatives are financial instruments whose value derives from something else, such as a mortgage-backed security or a commodity like oil. The allure of the...9 hours ago
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Open thread - How to do YouTube right - Ok we just saw how YouTube can mess over a company's reputation (actually that started with United's so-called customer service dept.). Now here are a few...10 hours ago
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Bill Clinton visits Haiti as part of $1/year job - [image: Bill Clinton, July 7, 2009, THONY BELIZAIRE/AFP/Getty Images]While Secretary Clinton was busy this week with Honduras, Iran, and Uighurs, husband...11 hours ago
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Trips (by Suzie) - This post is in honor of my friend Karen’s 50th birthday, and the picture comes from 25 years ago, when we paid to have our photo taken with some guy’s igu...11 hours ago
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Bloomberg is coming down hard on Goldman - Submitted by Edward Harrison of Credit Writedowns. The video linked below is a must-see piece of journalistic skepticism. The duo at Bloomberg News are d...13 hours ago
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On prohibiting faculty-student sexual relationships - Here’s something to get your ick on first thing in the morning: Vance Fulkerson, a theater professor at the University of Northern Colorado since 1990, ha...14 hours ago
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Global Sociology Blogroll - Non-Larvatus Prodeo Aussie Edition - Although the recommendation comes from LP’s Master Mark Bahnisch… behold The Shtick! Here is a sample: The Shtick: Revisiting Goffman’s Interaction Order (...20 hours ago
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Live simply and do what feels right - Sympathy for authoritarianism has increased dramatically in the last 30 years. I think it really started to take root when everything spiraled out of control...2 days ago
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Bible reading 101 - Dear Gov. Sanford: You know that commandment about not taking the Lord's name in vain? I am assuming you know it. Hell I know it and I'm not a Christian. B...1 week ago
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Today's Financial "Overhaul" - Is anyone surprised that we're getting more smoke and mirrors? I mean, this isn't Paul Krugman or Nouriel Roubini. It's Joe Nocera calling Obama a wimp. Oh...3 weeks ago
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Thumbs Up (for the moment): Now Shut Up! And Pay Up! - Quite a piece of work, this Mr. Obama: President Barack Obama, under growing criticism for not seeking to end the ban on openly gay men and women in the mi...3 weeks ago
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6 comments:
Maybe you need ... Jazz Hams?
http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/05/12/funny-pictures-jazz-hams/
That caption pretty much describes me every day. :)
In another example of outright pandering 'Presumptive Loser to McCaine' appeared with family and announced that post 'taking possession of the White House the 'family' would be buying a dog.
Analysts hailed this as another example of Obama's 'March to Atlanta..er, the Center'. 'He needs to do more of this sort of thing...' chortled Tweety.
'Americans love their pets,' added guest Bill Kristol.
Oh Gawd! I can identify! There have been those daze when I thought "There is no way...I cannot think, I cannot function, I have 8 weeks of sick leave." These are the times to use one of those days...
I accrued that sick leave...I came in with the flu, crud, whatever. I came in when my nose was a red, blocked up appendage. Today I take one of those days!
a. citizen, Kristol may have a point. I saw a story from the MSNBC site that McCain polls significantly better than Obama among pet owners, particularly those with dogs. It seems that McCain & family have a menagerie of 10 pets, including 3 dogs and a cat, 2 turtles, a ferret, and assorted tropical fish.
Flusher types were encouraged to pay $10,000 for a V.I.P. reception with the candidate. Senator Rockefeller again handled the openings, this time opining that for the first time in his more than 40 years: “I’ve met the man, the only person I’ve really wanted to see as president.”
Hold that thought: Lyndon Baines Johnson never made Mr. Rockefeller’s heart race? Nor Robert Kennedy, George McGovern or Jimmy Carter? Minnesota Mondale, Michael Dukakis, and neither Bill Clinton or Albert Gore quickened his pulse? What of John Kerry?
Unfortunately, we could not address these questions to Mr. Rockefeller as Obama pool rules are akin to a non-petting zoo. Reporters are allowed to come and stare and listen to the very wealthy applaud their candidate but no touching or talking is allowed. http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/09/obama-courts-big-donors/#more-5573
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