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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Race based voting
You saw the Democratic and Republican conventions, right? (Via Daily Kos)
Posted in Art, Back in the USA, Politics, Race relations, Tea Party
Tagged Democratic, Politics, Republican
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11 Excellent Reasons Not to Vote? (from Errol Morris)
A short by Academy Award winning filmmaker Errol Morris (via the New York Times): There’s early voting in many states, so go early if you can. Just make sure you’ve made your decision by Tuesday. Related articles Errol Morris Wants … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Education, Politics
Tagged Early voting, Errol Morris, New York Times
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Chrysler is alive. Bin Laden still dead.
Chrysler sought bankruptcy protection in 2009. The government arranged a bailout that led to the restructuring of the auto company. On Monday, this happened: Chrysler Group LLC posted an 80 percent rise in quarterly net income on Monday on stronger … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Business, Economics, Politics
Tagged Chrysler, Sergio Marchionne
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Unnatural disasters
I don’t want to seem paranoid, but since I moved to Washington less than two years ago, I’ve had to deal with two hurricanes and one earthquake. And I’m sitting here blogging while trees are bending outside my window. Here’s … Continue reading
High school sports on a global scale
My son showed some school spirit and tweeted a link to this video on Vimeo: We lived in Belgium for six years, and my son attended middle school and high school at the International School of Brussels. As a parent, … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, basketball, Children, Education, Europe, Football, Sports
Tagged Belgium, Brussels, High school, International school, International School of Brussels, Vimeo
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Do hurricanes vote?
A monster storm is about to hit the East. From what I understand, Hurricane Sandy is on a path to the Mid-Atlantic and New England, while a huge cold front is coming down from Canada, and something weird is coming … Continue reading
Natural born killers from over the rainbow
OK, well I guess that does sum up what Dorothy, Toto, Tin Man, Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion did. As the Wizard said: “You liquidated her.” And when you think about it, in the above scene they did destroy the Wizard. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Children, Law, Movies, Murder, Music, Obituaries
Tagged Cowardly Lion, Jim Romenesko, Los Angeles Times, Marin Independent Journal, Philadelphia Inquirer, Scarecrow
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Undecided voters: What they don’t know will hurt you
The election is only days away. What do they want to know? (From “Saturday Night Live”) Related articles Tuesday Night Video – SNL Mocks Undecided Voters (polentical.com) SNL also mocks the ‘undecided voter’: ‘There’s still a lot we don’t know’ … Continue reading
Posted in Back in the USA, Education, Mistaken identity, Politics, television
Tagged Saturday Night Live, Swing vote
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Since the GOP has lost its mind on rape
Here’s a color-coded guide on what Republicans think about sexual assault. Related articles Romney Says He Still Supports GOP Senate Candidate Who Thinks Rape Is ‘Something God Intended’ (jezebel.com) GOP Senatorial Candidate: God Intended Rape Victims To Get Pregnant (jonathanturley.org) … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Back in the USA, Law, Liars, Politics, Pseudo science, Religion, Sexuality, Women
Tagged God, Rape, Republican, Richard Mourdock, Sexual assault, Todd Akin, Violence and Abuse
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Republican diversity
Via Daily Kos
Posted in Back in the USA, Politics, Pseudo science, Religion, Tea Party
Tagged God, Politics, Republican
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