Archive for March, 2004
Wednesday, March 31st, 2004
Via prime time.
Well, it’s official. From now on, I’m a native of the District of Columbia.
The Georgia House gave final approval to a gay marriage ban in the state constitution Wednesday, sending the question to voters this fall.
After hours of tense debate, the amendment passed 122-52. If voters agree, the state constitution would say that […]
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Wednesday, March 31st, 2004
Via Kevin Drum of The Washington Monthly.
More images from Fallujah.
And we were going to be “welcomed as liberators.” This commenter at the Washington Monthly blog pretty much sums up my attitude.
Goddamn it, I TOLD YOU SO!!! All the freaking warbloggers and pollyanna neocons with your friggin’ visions of freedom and democra[c]y in the Middle East.
It […]
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Wednesday, March 31st, 2004
Streaming from the Air America Radio site is spotty, due to high traffic. but according to Daily Kos, you can get streaming from affiliates. It’s working for me.
The Air America website is back to just a temporary page, likely due to high traffic volume. To listen live, try the web streams from affiliate stations […]
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Wednesday, March 31st, 2004
Liberal radio finally hits the airwaves today at noon when Air America Radio goes live.
If you’re in the following cities, or have XM Satellite Radio you can tune in to the radio stations below and give a listen.
New YOrk - WLIB 1190 AM
Los Angeles - KBLA 1580 AM
Chicago - WNTD 950 AM
Portland, OR […]
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Wednesday, March 31st, 2004
That’s the latest total of U.S. servicemembers killed in Iraq, updated after the most recent attack in which a roadside bomb killed 5 U.S. military personnel
A roadside bomb killed five American military personnel Wednesday morning outside the central Iraqi city of Fallujah, the U.S.-led Coalition Press Information Center said.
The fatalities bring the U.S. military […]
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Tuesday, March 30th, 2004
Via De Novo.
It’s looking more and more like Clarke was not alone in trying to get the Bush administration to recognized the threat posed by Al Quaeda, nor in his astonishment at their ability to not “get it.”
In reporting for our book, “The Age of Sacred Terror,” Steven Simon and I found that Clarke was […]
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Tuesday, March 30th, 2004
Condoleezza Rice will testify before the 9/11 commission, in public, under oath.
In a reversal, the White House has agreed to allow national security adviser Condoleezza Rice testify in public and under oath before the Sept. 11, 2001 commission, NBC News has learned. In addition, President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have agreed to testify […]
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Tuesday, March 30th, 2004
Still taking small steps towards deciding if law school is right for me. Yesterday, I picked up a copy of Barron’s Pass Key to the LSAT, for ten bucks. There were bigger, more expensive LSAT books available, but I decided this was was enough of an investment for now. It describes the different types of […]
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Tuesday, March 30th, 2004
One of the things that sticks in your throat as an adoptive parent is that period of time during with birthparents can change their minds and reclaim the child you’ve already started bonding with. It’s different from one state to another. In some it’s a matter of weeks, and in others it’s a matter of […]
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Tuesday, March 30th, 2004
Via feministe.
Pickers of the world unite! You have nothing to lose but your boogers.
Picking your nose and eating it is one of the best ways to stay healthy, according to a top Austrian doctor.
Innsbruck-based lung specialist Prof Dr Friedrich Bischinger said people who pick their noses with their fingers were healthy, happier and probably better […]
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Monday, March 29th, 2004
Just when you think it can’t get more interesting, a former member of the Bush administration confirms Clarke’s charges.
My experience confirms what Clarke relates in his book. The Bush administration did ignore the threat of terrorism. It was focused on tax cuts, building a ballistic missile system, withdrawing from the ABM Treaty and rejecting the […]
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Monday, March 29th, 2004
“Don’t Go To Law School, if …”, says, Scheherazade.
Don’t go to law school right out of college because you’re smart and you’ve been encouraged to by various history professors or relatives or because you like debating or arguing and you vaguely think you might want to get into politics someday. Don’t go to law school […]
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Monday, March 29th, 2004
Upon seeing Monster it’s easy to understand why Charlize Theron elected to portray serial killer Aileen Wournos. After reading the script, I’m willing to bet she should practically feel the weight of the Oscar statuette already in her hand. It would be a great part for any actress, though few could probably submerge themselves into […]
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Monday, March 29th, 2004
I’ve got one more use-it-or-lose-it day left to take of from work this month. So, I’m taking it today. I might just spend some time wandering through bookstores. I may pick up an book of previous LSAT tests, find a quiet spot,and see how I do. I might also take in a matinee screening of […]
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Monday, March 29th, 2004
Kevin of Lean Left, hit the nail on the head concerning the Bush administration’s response to Kerry’s use of biblical scripture to obliquely criticize the Bush administration’s policies and actions.
Anyone who says their favorite political philosopher is Jesus Christ had best be prepared to defend his actions in the light of Jesus’ teachings.
There’s more.
For far […]
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