Read for yourself: How To Divide a Party, In Three Easy Steps!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091109/ap_
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You're welcome, internet people.
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Obama is already set on the course to a one-term presidency. He promised change but has delivered none. His health care bill is held hostage by the private insurance companies seeking greater profits. The most likely outcome will be cuts in Medicare and Medicaid in order to help fund wars that enrich the military-security complex and the many companies created by privatizing services that the military once provided for itself at far lower costs.
Obama inherited an excellent opportunity to bring U.S. soldiers home from the George W. Bush regime’s illegal wars of aggression. In its final days, the Bush regime realized that it could “win” in Iraq by putting the Sunni insurgents on the U.S. military payroll. Once Bush had 80,000 insurgents collecting U.S. military pay, violence, although still high, dropped in half. All Obama had to do was to declare victory and bring our boys home, thanking Bush for winning the war. It would have shut up the Republicans.
But this sensible course would have impaired the profits and share prices of those firms that comprise the military-security complex. So instead of doing what Obama said he would do and what the voters elected him to do, Obama restarted the war in Afghanistan and launched a new one in Pakistan. Soon, Obama was echoing Bush and Dick Cheney’s threats to attack Iran.
In place of health care for Americans, there will be more profits for private insurance companies.
In place of peace, there will be more war.
Read it all here.
- 12:55 Really glad it's a mellow Sunday. Watching my new DVD set of the complete BlackAdder series. Brilliant! #
- 16:45 Just did 30 minutes of aerobics on Wii Fit. If I can keep this up, I might actually lose some weight! #
The Army psychiatrist authorities say killed 13 people and wounded 29 others at the Fort Hood Army Base Thursday was a recent and frequent customer at a local strip club, employees of the club told FoxNews.com exclusively.
It's still unclear to me--though a pattern seems to be emerging--if Major Hasan shot up Fort Hood out of a sense of Islamic Jihad.
On the other hand, we do know the 9/11 hijackers all visited strip clubs prior to committing their acts.
So I have a modest proposal: make strip clubs mandated reporters.
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- 16:21 I am now the only conscious person in the house. Well, if you don't count the furry little priestess of bast sitting in the puzzle box. #
- 21:29 Whee, low energy, dizzy, temperature sensors completely wonked, queasy... And really can't afford to take time off. #donttalktomeaboutlife #
- 22:29 Babies cry in their "Mother" tongue... Who knew? tr.im/EzQn #
- 10:10 It turned out to be a pretty damn fine day after all. #
- 10:36 Ugh. I lost a day last week and put my trash out a day late. It's overfull and now has to wait until Thursday. Gucky. #
- 10:37 @n5iln Indeed. #
- 10:50 is extremely glad I carry a thumb drive around on my keychain. Yesterday I got some badass Club 6400 musiks from my stylist. :-D #
- 17:26 @lethaw Gah, I feel your pain. I'm almost out of everything, but am still waiting to face it. #
- 17:46 Heard a few words in passing and am wondering where Rick Perry will open his church when his term is over. #
- 18:21 ZOMG just gave myself the best birthday present ever: got my Facebook requests down to Zero. We'll see how long it lasts...lol #
- 18:33 @kierynne I'm sorry I left you hanging. I didn't mean to. I'm still not sure what's going to happen; I just wanted to ignore it for one day #
- 18:34 @i_has_a_jeni Thank you honey! I loves you too. Let's get together soon! #
- 21:56 Surprised by the Kikkoman plug (read: wallop) in tonight's Next Iron Chef episode. #
In case I haven't mentioned it yet, I have to give a 20-minute presentation a week from Tuesday on my capstone project proposal (senior year EE project), and other school work has taken up so much of my time this semester that I haven't done any work on the proposal yet. I need to have schematics and an idea of how I am going to program it, and I haven't even cracked a book yet. I'm planning on doing the programming in C, and using either an 8 or 16 bit microcontroller connected to a flash memory card, but I have no more information at present. I'm thinking of using PWM with the battery power supply to make it last longer, but I have only started to research PWM for my second student researcher job. I don't think it will be that difficult, it will conserve battery life, and that should make the users of my device happy. Details aside, I still have only 9 days to come up with a 20-minute presentation and it is freaking me out. I will be much happier when I am just building the damn thing.
I stood alone letting the images flow past me thinking about my grandfather, father and cats long gone by.
Hundreds of anonymous faces and skulls pass by. I think to myself: "Noone knows me here, not even the dead"; a bride whose white face seem to glow against the sharp black lines looks up at me and smiles.
"Paul Burns!" she cries and disappears again into the river of dead.
SEIU 1000, by the way, represents (amongst other people) the teachers who are teaching your children. Clearly they've decided to set an example for our children on dispute resolution.
I also got to see lots of SJ Tucker, whose concerts were exquisite and her bandmate Betsy from Tricky Pixie made it all even lovelier. SJ does a goosebump and chill with beauty version of "Tam Lin" which everyone should hear during this lifetime, preferably in a faerie friendly spot. Wonderful,-travel safee s00j and I can't wait for Confusion!
Got to see lots of lovely people including Sihaya09, all beautiful and all kind.
Now I am doing unmagical laundry, but I feel a bit more sparkly anyway.
(0) This may make me a bad person, but I didn't use anything egregious.
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