- The Politburo Diktat draws them a picture
- Sigmund, Carl and Alfred tried to find some nice words
- Crossing The Rubicon2 looks at Munich
- GOP and the City looks at voting in Memphis
- Beth feels bad
- Life-of-Rubin looks at the video by Jew da Maccabi
- Tiffany (Blown Fuse) wonders just how bad some people want to work
Thursday, December 15, 2005
Lunch 12-15-2005
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Sore loser
ReplyDeleteIts bad enough politics/election results are in courts these days, we sure don't need our judicial system rendering sporting verdicts.
The Iraqi Vote - And Open Trackback
ReplyDeleteLet's make this an open trackback. Post your links to other stories about the historical Iraqi election.
Thanks for the link!
ReplyDeleteAppearance of Rare Sock Colony Encourages Researchers
ReplyDeleteWe interrupt this blog to bring you the newest field report from my continuing study on the behavioral patterns of the North American Tube Sock (coverinus tubulus Americanus) and its close relatives.Appearance of Rare Sock Colony En
Key Parts of S.Korea Stem Cell Study Faked
ReplyDeleteStem cell scientist Hwang Woo-suk admitted his landmark work was fabricated
Greed: ANWR
ReplyDeleteIn the event of a terror strike that cripples ME oil production, we will need this reserve quickly. It should be developed and then held in reserve. Too bad the political pressure to simply squander this important resource will be overwhelming.
Podcast: Don't Oversell The Iraq Election
ReplyDeleteConservatives are ecstatic about the Iraq election today. Liberals are mum. Ah, the sounds of silence.
But before people get too carried away, they might want to look at the al-Jazeera Web site.
People who sneer about bias might consider this, you do...
Stop the ACLU, Save Christmas (Redux)
ReplyDeleteGiven the ACLU’s clear agenda of removing the CHRIST from CHRISTmas, I thought it important to share with you this music video: Blinkin’ Christmas.
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Another Best Selling Apple Product
ReplyDeleteThe last few years have seen an endless stream of glowing reports on the success of Apple Computer's foray into the music industry. Products like the ipod have become both ubiquitous and emblematic of the perpetual-innovation machine that Apple...