Where it's at
Another excellent cartoon from Zencomix.
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Welcome to DAVETV
IPTV - Coming to a Computer Near YOU!
From Wikipedia
IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) describes a system where a digital television service is delivered to subscribing consumers using the Internet Protocol over a broadband connection. This service is often provided in conjunction with Video on Demand and may also include Internet services such as Web access and VOIP where it may be called Triple Play and is typically supplied by a broadband operator using the same infrastructure.
IPTV is expected to grow at a brisk pace in the coming years as broadband is now available to more than 100 million households worldwide. Many of the world's major telecommunications providers are exploring IPTV as a new revenue opportunity from their existing markets and as a defensive measure against encroachment from more conventional Cable Television services.
From Wikipedia
IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) describes a system where a digital television service is delivered to subscribing consumers using the Internet Protocol over a broadband connection. This service is often provided in conjunction with Video on Demand and may also include Internet services such as Web access and VOIP where it may be called Triple Play and is typically supplied by a broadband operator using the same infrastructure.
IPTV is expected to grow at a brisk pace in the coming years as broadband is now available to more than 100 million households worldwide. Many of the world's major telecommunications providers are exploring IPTV as a new revenue opportunity from their existing markets and as a defensive measure against encroachment from more conventional Cable Television services.
To Torture, or Not To Torture
That is our question...
White House declines to totally rule out torture
WASHINGTON (AFP) - In an important clarification of President George W. Bush's earlier statement, a top White House official refused to unequivocally rule out the use of torture, arguing the US administration was duty-bound to protect Americans from terrorist attack...
A DEADLY INTERROGATION
Can the C.I.A. legally kill a prisoner?
After September 11th, the Justice Department fashioned secret legal guidelines that appear to indemnify C.I.A. officials who perform aggressive, even violent interrogations outside the United States. Techniques such as waterboarding—the near-drowning of a suspect—have been implicitly authorized by an Administration that feels that such methods may be necessary to win the war on terrorism. (In 2001, Vice-President Dick Cheney, in an interview on “Meet the Press,” said that the government might have to go to “the dark side” in handling terrorist suspects, adding, “It’s going to be vital for us to use any means at our disposal.”) The harsh treatment of Jamadi and other prisoners in C.I.A. custody, however, has inspired an emotional debate in Washington, raising questions about what limits should be placed on agency officials who interrogate foreign terrorist suspects outside U.S. territory.
White House declines to totally rule out torture
WASHINGTON (AFP) - In an important clarification of President George W. Bush's earlier statement, a top White House official refused to unequivocally rule out the use of torture, arguing the US administration was duty-bound to protect Americans from terrorist attack...
A DEADLY INTERROGATION
Can the C.I.A. legally kill a prisoner?
After September 11th, the Justice Department fashioned secret legal guidelines that appear to indemnify C.I.A. officials who perform aggressive, even violent interrogations outside the United States. Techniques such as waterboarding—the near-drowning of a suspect—have been implicitly authorized by an Administration that feels that such methods may be necessary to win the war on terrorism. (In 2001, Vice-President Dick Cheney, in an interview on “Meet the Press,” said that the government might have to go to “the dark side” in handling terrorist suspects, adding, “It’s going to be vital for us to use any means at our disposal.”) The harsh treatment of Jamadi and other prisoners in C.I.A. custody, however, has inspired an emotional debate in Washington, raising questions about what limits should be placed on agency officials who interrogate foreign terrorist suspects outside U.S. territory.
Monday, November 14, 2005
Friday, November 11, 2005
John Edwards: a portrait in authenticity
The Bright and the Dull.
"Cornbread and Roses" -The Nation
In February Edwards surprised them all, announcing a campaign to "eradicate poverty in America." With a $40,000 annual salary paid by private funds, Edwards became the first director of the Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity at UNC, Chapel Hill's law school, largely a think tank designed to bring antipoverty scholars, activists, journalists and politicians together to cook up innovative ways to tackle economic and racial inequities.Edwards is also putting some of his ideas into action, including the College for Everyone program he promised in 2004. In low-income Greene County Edwards this summer announced a pilot program to pay for the first year of college for local high school graduates willing to work at least ten hours a week.
Since launching the center, Edwards has returned to perpetual motion, taking his antipoverty crusade to more than thirty states. Between visits to shelters and job-training centers and delivering his new stump speech, full of ringing challenges to view poverty as "the great moral cause of our time," Edwards has raised more than $4 million for Democratic legislative candidates in mostly red states, trying, as he says, "to build the party back from the ground up." He's teaming with unlikely partners on the left--including local AFL-CIO, ACORN and NAACP chapters--in campaigns to raise the minimum wage in Ohio, Arizona and Michigan. He's praising Big Labor's historic role in "lifting millions of Americans out of poverty." And he's floating serious--and surprisingly liberal--proposals to put his high-flown rhetoric into action. He's touting a controversial "cultural integration" plan to give low-income families housing vouchers to move into better neighborhoods. He's calling for expansions to Bill Clinton's earned-income tax credits, for concerted crackdowns on predatory lenders, and for "work bonds" to help low-income workers build savings and assets. He wants not only to repeal Bush's tax cuts for the wealthiest 1 percent but also to raise capital-gains taxes for those on the top rungs. After Hurricane Katrina he spoke pointedly about how "the face of poverty in America is the face of color" and promoted an ambitious Gulf Coast recovery program modeled on FDR's Works Progress Administration--a touchstone for the kind of big-government liberalism that the old Edwards (like most Democratic leaders today) wouldn't have touched with a ten-foot pole.
Thursday, November 10, 2005
Icky War Crimes are Making Scott McClellan Dance for his Dollars
White House Briefing: McClellan Deflects Questions on Torture Exemption A Couple Dozen Times
It must be tough being an apologist for war criminals and their icky need to torture, especially now that they can no longer claim proprietorship of the so-called American mainstream, which they polluted and left for dead, in their race to the right fringe of Hell.
So much easier to just emulate Jesus or Rumi or Gautama than to emulate power-crazed megalomaniacs -- who could never see beyond their alcohol-emboldened egos.
America should be courageous enough to cough up our own hairballs when they threaten the flow of air. And yet our air is filled with hairballs and nutballs, all hyperventilating shrill emotions, as if amplitude will serve to persuade. But as George Bernard Shaw once observed:
"Not intelligent, only opinionated." Yet some people guzzle opinion as if it were knowledge, thus real food. Only when they die of malnutrition might they realize that one has to eat something more than chicken. Faux chicken.
And that is why anonyMoses Enterprises has created an antidote:
Whenever you are in public, repeat aloud the words: "Rush is bigger than Jesus", which is literally true, although figuratively false.
Before long, the spell will wear off, and dittoheads will be given back their own heads, and sunshine days will return, and sweetness and light will dwell over all the earth. Maybe.
It must be tough being an apologist for war criminals and their icky need to torture, especially now that they can no longer claim proprietorship of the so-called American mainstream, which they polluted and left for dead, in their race to the right fringe of Hell.
So much easier to just emulate Jesus or Rumi or Gautama than to emulate power-crazed megalomaniacs -- who could never see beyond their alcohol-emboldened egos.
America should be courageous enough to cough up our own hairballs when they threaten the flow of air. And yet our air is filled with hairballs and nutballs, all hyperventilating shrill emotions, as if amplitude will serve to persuade. But as George Bernard Shaw once observed:
"Not intelligent, only opinionated." Yet some people guzzle opinion as if it were knowledge, thus real food. Only when they die of malnutrition might they realize that one has to eat something more than chicken. Faux chicken.
And that is why anonyMoses Enterprises has created an antidote:
Whenever you are in public, repeat aloud the words: "Rush is bigger than Jesus", which is literally true, although figuratively false.
Before long, the spell will wear off, and dittoheads will be given back their own heads, and sunshine days will return, and sweetness and light will dwell over all the earth. Maybe.
The Politics of Flu
The relationship between GW Bush, Scooter Libby and the Bird Flu.
[file under pharmaterrorism]
[file under pharmaterrorism]
Wednesday, November 09, 2005
Penthouse courts sexual Panther Cheerleaders
Concupiscent Panther Pussycats
Most cheerleaders are celibate, and don't even think about sexual congress. Not so our brave and sexy Panther cheerleaders! And now Penthouse magazine realizes that southern belles have got what it takes to move mags, and we're not talking redneck wheels, which are typically already moving. The magazine is courting Renee Thomas, 20, (who looks a whole lot like Kelly Ripa) and Angela Keathley, 26, to pose nude, although it would generally be better is they were nekkid, since it is sexier to be nekkid than merely naked or nude. Nekkid, you see, has a special meaning down south, with the implication being that hormones are involved.
Go pussycats! You are putting our team on the map!
Oh wait! They are actually called the TopCats? Why not BottomCats?
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
A history of the Iraq war, told entirely in lies
A Revision Thing...
Posted on Monday, November 7, 2005. All text is verbatim from senior Bush Administration officials and advisers. In places, tenses have been changed for clarity. Originally from Harper's Magazine, October 2003. By Sam Smith.
(Thanks to FullThroat and Ra Bourbon for this nugget.)
With such gems as...
-It was absolutely clear that the number-one threat facing America was from Saddam Hussein. -We know that Iraq and Al Qaeda had high-level contacts that went back a decade.
-We learned that Iraq had trained Al Qaeda members in bomb making and deadly gases.
-The regime had long-standing and continuing ties to terrorist organizations.
-Iraq and Al Qaeda had discussed safe-haven opportunities in Iraq.
-Iraqi officials denied accusations of ties with Al Qaeda. These denials simply were not credible. -You couldn't distinguish between Al Qaeda and Saddam when you talked about the war on terror.
-The fundamental question was, did Saddam Hussein have a weapons program? And the answer was, absolutely.
-His regime had large, unaccounted-for stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons--including VX, sarin, cyclosarin, and mustard gas, anthrax, botulism, and possibly smallpox.
-Our conservative estimate was that Iraq then had a stockpile of between 100 and 500 tons of chemical-weapons agent. That was enough agent to fill 16,000 battlefield rockets.
-The United States was not interested in the oil in that region.
-We were intent on ensuring that Iraq's oil resources remained under national Iraqi control, with the proceeds made available to support Iraqis in all parts of the country.
-The oil fields belonged to the people of Iraq, the government of Iraq, all of Iraq.
On and on the lies go...
And people are still dying for them.
Posted on Monday, November 7, 2005. All text is verbatim from senior Bush Administration officials and advisers. In places, tenses have been changed for clarity. Originally from Harper's Magazine, October 2003. By Sam Smith.
(Thanks to FullThroat and Ra Bourbon for this nugget.)
With such gems as...
-It was absolutely clear that the number-one threat facing America was from Saddam Hussein. -We know that Iraq and Al Qaeda had high-level contacts that went back a decade.
-We learned that Iraq had trained Al Qaeda members in bomb making and deadly gases.
-The regime had long-standing and continuing ties to terrorist organizations.
-Iraq and Al Qaeda had discussed safe-haven opportunities in Iraq.
-Iraqi officials denied accusations of ties with Al Qaeda. These denials simply were not credible. -You couldn't distinguish between Al Qaeda and Saddam when you talked about the war on terror.
-The fundamental question was, did Saddam Hussein have a weapons program? And the answer was, absolutely.
-His regime had large, unaccounted-for stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons--including VX, sarin, cyclosarin, and mustard gas, anthrax, botulism, and possibly smallpox.
-Our conservative estimate was that Iraq then had a stockpile of between 100 and 500 tons of chemical-weapons agent. That was enough agent to fill 16,000 battlefield rockets.
-The United States was not interested in the oil in that region.
-We were intent on ensuring that Iraq's oil resources remained under national Iraqi control, with the proceeds made available to support Iraqis in all parts of the country.
-The oil fields belonged to the people of Iraq, the government of Iraq, all of Iraq.
On and on the lies go...
And people are still dying for them.
Monday, November 07, 2005
Carolina Panther cheerleader arrested for gangbanging team
Cheerleader arrested after alleged sex - NFL - MSNBC.com
OK, so she didn't really gangbang the whole team, or even one of them. She did apparently have sex in a bathroom stall, which is also quite sexy.
For more anonyMoses coverage of the Panther cheerleaders and their foibles, check here.
This will only make people want to see the Panthers more often, so...great going girls!
Saturday, November 05, 2005
Close to the End
(Dedicated to Mr. Bush's last term in office.)
Sung to the music of "Close to the Edge" by YES
[edited to fit on your screen]
Close to the End
(also known as "Kos to the Edge")
by anonyMoses Hyperlincoln
A seasoned bitch could call you from the depths of your disgrace,
And rearrange your liver to match up your boily face,
And achieve it all with music that came quickly from afar,
Then taste the wrath of man recorded, losing all against the hour.
And assessing points to nowhere, leading ev'ry single one.
A Sundrop can exalt us like the blog of Mr. Sun,
And take away the plain in which we move,
And choose the course you're running.
Rough at the edge, found in the corner,
No right of way, no right today...
Close to the ledge, down by a liver,
No right of way, no right today...
Crossed the line around the changes of the Sumer,
Lashing out to dull the color of the sky.
Passed around a moment clothed in mourning sadder than we see.
Getting over all the time I had to worry,
Leaving all the changes far from far behind.
We relieve the tension only to find out the master's bait.
Down at the bend, round by the corner.
Close to the end, just by a liver.
Reasons will pass you by.
I get up, you get down.
Now that it's all over and done,
Now that you find, you're in a hole.
My mind convinced, eclipsed with the younger Moon attained with Rove.
It changed as almost brained amidst clear manna from above.
I crucified by hate and held the world within my hand.
There's you, the time, no logic, or reasons we don't understand.
Sad courage claimed the victims standing still for all to see,
As armoured movers took approach and overtook the sea.
There since McCord, the license, or the reasons we understood would be.
Rough at the edge, closed down my liver.
Kos to the edge, found in the korner.
Close to the end, round by the corner.
Down at the edge, found by the river.
Sudden call shouldn't take away your startled memory.
All in all, the journey takes you all the way.
As apart from any reality that you've ever seen and known.
Causing problems only to receive no mention,
Stupid paths that climb halfway into the void.
As we cross from side to side, we hear the total Bush refrain.
Down at the bend, round by the corner.
Close to the end, down by a liver.
Reasons will pass you by.
I get up, you get down...
In his white face
You can clearly see a Liddy sadly looking.
Saying that he'd take the blame
For the crucifixion of their web domain.
I get up, I get down,
I get up, I'm a clown.
Two million people barely satisfied.
Two hundred women watch one woman cry, too late.
The eyes of hurricanes can achieve.
How many millions does he deceive each day?
You get up, I get down.
I get up, you get down.
In charge of who is there in charge of me.
Do I look on blindly and say I see the way?
The truth is written all along the page.
How old will we be before we come of age for truth?
I git up, I git down.
I git up, I git down.
I git up, you git down...
The time between the votes relates the colors to the schemes.
A constant vogue of triumphs dislocate man, so it seems.
And space between the focus group ascend knowledge of Plame.
Their song and dance envelop time, lost social temp'rance fuels the flame.
Then according to the man who showed his outstretched arms to space,
He turned around and pointed, threat'ning all the human race.
I shook my head and smiled a whisper, knowing all about the place...
On the hill we viewed the silence of the valley,
Called to witness cycles only of the past.
And we reach all this with movements in between the sad remark.
Close to the bend, down by a liver.
Down at the end, found in the corner.
Reasons will pass you by,
Now that it's all over and done,
Call to the seed, write Mr. Sun.
Now that you find, you're in a hole.
Reasons will pass you by,
I git up, I git down.
I git up, you git down.
You git up, I git down...
Sung to the music of "Close to the Edge" by YES
[edited to fit on your screen]
Close to the End
(also known as "Kos to the Edge")
by anonyMoses Hyperlincoln
A seasoned bitch could call you from the depths of your disgrace,
And rearrange your liver to match up your boily face,
And achieve it all with music that came quickly from afar,
Then taste the wrath of man recorded, losing all against the hour.
And assessing points to nowhere, leading ev'ry single one.
A Sundrop can exalt us like the blog of Mr. Sun,
And take away the plain in which we move,
And choose the course you're running.
Rough at the edge, found in the corner,
No right of way, no right today...
Close to the ledge, down by a liver,
No right of way, no right today...
Crossed the line around the changes of the Sumer,
Lashing out to dull the color of the sky.
Passed around a moment clothed in mourning sadder than we see.
Getting over all the time I had to worry,
Leaving all the changes far from far behind.
We relieve the tension only to find out the master's bait.
Down at the bend, round by the corner.
Close to the end, just by a liver.
Reasons will pass you by.
I get up, you get down.
Now that it's all over and done,
Now that you find, you're in a hole.
My mind convinced, eclipsed with the younger Moon attained with Rove.
It changed as almost brained amidst clear manna from above.
I crucified by hate and held the world within my hand.
There's you, the time, no logic, or reasons we don't understand.
Sad courage claimed the victims standing still for all to see,
As armoured movers took approach and overtook the sea.
There since McCord, the license, or the reasons we understood would be.
Rough at the edge, closed down my liver.
Kos to the edge, found in the korner.
Close to the end, round by the corner.
Down at the edge, found by the river.
Sudden call shouldn't take away your startled memory.
All in all, the journey takes you all the way.
As apart from any reality that you've ever seen and known.
Causing problems only to receive no mention,
Stupid paths that climb halfway into the void.
As we cross from side to side, we hear the total Bush refrain.
Down at the bend, round by the corner.
Close to the end, down by a liver.
Reasons will pass you by.
I get up, you get down...
In his white face
You can clearly see a Liddy sadly looking.
Saying that he'd take the blame
For the crucifixion of their web domain.
I get up, I get down,
I get up, I'm a clown.
Two million people barely satisfied.
Two hundred women watch one woman cry, too late.
The eyes of hurricanes can achieve.
How many millions does he deceive each day?
You get up, I get down.
I get up, you get down.
In charge of who is there in charge of me.
Do I look on blindly and say I see the way?
The truth is written all along the page.
How old will we be before we come of age for truth?
I git up, I git down.
I git up, I git down.
I git up, you git down...
The time between the votes relates the colors to the schemes.
A constant vogue of triumphs dislocate man, so it seems.
And space between the focus group ascend knowledge of Plame.
Their song and dance envelop time, lost social temp'rance fuels the flame.
Then according to the man who showed his outstretched arms to space,
He turned around and pointed, threat'ning all the human race.
I shook my head and smiled a whisper, knowing all about the place...
On the hill we viewed the silence of the valley,
Called to witness cycles only of the past.
And we reach all this with movements in between the sad remark.
Close to the bend, down by a liver.
Down at the end, found in the corner.
Reasons will pass you by,
Now that it's all over and done,
Call to the seed, write Mr. Sun.
Now that you find, you're in a hole.
Reasons will pass you by,
I git up, I git down.
I git up, you git down.
You git up, I git down...
News from around the weird
Oil-for-Food Scandal implicates Bush and Cheney
For months, Mr. Limbaugh, and the other overpaid apologists, have been yawping about the Oil-for-Food scandal, since the UN is involved, and since they are knee-jerk haters of anything that goes against their nationalistic bigotry, such as the supranational United Nations.
PUT ON BRAKES! THE BUSHIES ARE INVOLVED. DROP IT! DROP IT! PLUS VITE!
CBS Poll: Bush approval rating at all-time low, 35%! Favorability Rating at 33%!
35% does not a mainstream make...so when you hear the marginalized 35% claim to be the mainstream, understand that you are being lied to, and call them on it.
Vatican says Christians should listen to science and avoid "fundamentalism"
Definition of the day. fundament - buttocks: the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on. Fundamentalist: Someone who rests on, or has his head up, his buttocks.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich: Democrats, Don't Ignore the War; It's time for a true opposition party.
Face it. A lie and a bad idea is a hole that needs no further digging.
War protesters close major boulevard in Los Angeles
'Katrina Cough' Floats Around; The storm's residual mold and muck may be causing respiratory illnesses in people who have returned home.
Mark Crispin Miller Talks About the Last Stolen Election, the One in 2004
Meet the New Interrogators: Lockheed Martin
A Flu Plan That's For The Birds
All the King's Media
Are Washington reporters really that close to their sources? For her part, Miller has a "tropism toward powerful men," as Times columnist Maureen Dowd delicately put it. This is well-known gossip in court circles, but let's not go there. Boy reporters also suck up to powerful men with shameful deference, wanting to be loved by the insiders so they can be inside too (shades of the French courtiers). The price of intimacy is collected in various coins, but older hands in the news business understand what is being sold. The media, Christopher Dickey of Newsweek observed in a web essay, "long ago concluded having access to power is more important than speaking truth to it." - William Greider
For months, Mr. Limbaugh, and the other overpaid apologists, have been yawping about the Oil-for-Food scandal, since the UN is involved, and since they are knee-jerk haters of anything that goes against their nationalistic bigotry, such as the supranational United Nations.
PUT ON BRAKES! THE BUSHIES ARE INVOLVED. DROP IT! DROP IT! PLUS VITE!
CBS Poll: Bush approval rating at all-time low, 35%! Favorability Rating at 33%!
35% does not a mainstream make...so when you hear the marginalized 35% claim to be the mainstream, understand that you are being lied to, and call them on it.
Vatican says Christians should listen to science and avoid "fundamentalism"
Definition of the day. fundament - buttocks: the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on. Fundamentalist: Someone who rests on, or has his head up, his buttocks.
Rep. Dennis Kucinich: Democrats, Don't Ignore the War; It's time for a true opposition party.
Face it. A lie and a bad idea is a hole that needs no further digging.
War protesters close major boulevard in Los Angeles
'Katrina Cough' Floats Around; The storm's residual mold and muck may be causing respiratory illnesses in people who have returned home.
Mark Crispin Miller Talks About the Last Stolen Election, the One in 2004
Meet the New Interrogators: Lockheed Martin
A Flu Plan That's For The Birds
All the King's Media
Are Washington reporters really that close to their sources? For her part, Miller has a "tropism toward powerful men," as Times columnist Maureen Dowd delicately put it. This is well-known gossip in court circles, but let's not go there. Boy reporters also suck up to powerful men with shameful deference, wanting to be loved by the insiders so they can be inside too (shades of the French courtiers). The price of intimacy is collected in various coins, but older hands in the news business understand what is being sold. The media, Christopher Dickey of Newsweek observed in a web essay, "long ago concluded having access to power is more important than speaking truth to it." - William Greider
Friday, November 04, 2005
WebKorner, Charlotte Internet, now in Spanish!
Charlotte's pioneer in Internet services,WebKorner, now has an online presence in Spanish, in order to better reach out to our new citizens who speak Spanish, and who may want to get on the Internet. Sister company, Charlotte Internet is also heading that way. Both are in beta at the moment.
CharlotteInternet is also going through a design change, as the existing site is sorta blah. As the original owner of Charlotte Internet, I would not have signed off on it, but alas, it is coming around. Good things take time. Great things take lots of time.
Well, sometimes.
CharlotteInternet is also going through a design change, as the existing site is sorta blah. As the original owner of Charlotte Internet, I would not have signed off on it, but alas, it is coming around. Good things take time. Great things take lots of time.
Well, sometimes.
Thursday, November 03, 2005
The Bird Flew: Donald Rumsfeld, Pharma-Terrorism & Fear Profiteering
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld in bed with Tamiflu
NEW YORK (Fortune) - The prospect of a bird flu outbreak may be panicking people around the globe, but it's proving to be very good news for Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other politically connected investors in Gilead Sciences, the California biotech company that owns the rights to Tamiflu, the influenza remedy that's now the most-sought after drug in the world.
Rumsfeld served as Gilead (Research)'s chairman from 1997 until he joined the Bush administration in 2001, and he still holds a Gilead stake valued at between $5 million and $25 million, according to federal financial disclosures filed by Rumsfeld.
NEW YORK (Fortune) - The prospect of a bird flu outbreak may be panicking people around the globe, but it's proving to be very good news for Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other politically connected investors in Gilead Sciences, the California biotech company that owns the rights to Tamiflu, the influenza remedy that's now the most-sought after drug in the world.
Rumsfeld served as Gilead (Research)'s chairman from 1997 until he joined the Bush administration in 2001, and he still holds a Gilead stake valued at between $5 million and $25 million, according to federal financial disclosures filed by Rumsfeld.
What do these great blogs have in common?
(Feel free to click at random, and report back on what you learn.)
Planet GrenadaA la GaucheAcross the Great DivideAfter School SnackAjeebAll Facts and OpinionsAmerican ErroristAmerican SamizdatAn old soul...angela bowers : tales from under the barAngry White KidanonyMosesAnother Liberal BlogAnti-Zionist Notesanti-[everything]AntithetonApostate WindbagArancaytar's Little CornerArran's Alleyat easeAtavistic EndeavorBait and Switch PresidentBanality FairBarking DingoBenjamin Solah's blogBig BoardBiomes BlogBionic OctopusBlog d'Elissonblog me no blogsBlogosphere ZooBlur BeltBrian Patton*Brown Rab Girl FishBy Beauty DamnedBy the grace of GodCanadian Lefty in the Land of King GeorgecatamitebastardCat's BlogChicken Foot StewClass War NotescoadunateCoffeeHouseStudioComments From Left FieldContraWebConvoluted Insanity*Crack the BellCultural RevolutionCurmudgeonCurmudgeonly CrabCut to the ChaseD r. M e n l oDave's Big BeefDead Men Left*debwireDefCon4Democracy for CaliforniaDemocrat VoiceDemocrat Voice, All in OneDiaLogicdiogenesian discourse*Disillusioned kidDispatch from the TrenchesDissent ChannelDoug IrelandDr ForbushDrubloodDyskepticEl Osoet aliaEverything You Know Is Wrongex-lion tamerExecutioners Thong*FeministeFighting the War on ErrorFighting the War on ErrorFire Horse SocietyFishBowlFreedoms GateFront LineGentle BreezesGod of BiscuitsGreat Minnesota Progressive NewswireGreatScat!Guns, Germs & Steeledhalfgeek.netHammer and NailHeart, Soul & HumorHegemo's Creative Class WarfareHenry BaumHIV/AIDS News & OpinionHope 4 AmericaI protestIddyBudIdeological QuagmiresillogicallogicalityImpastoIn Search of UtopiaIn the DarkInspector LohmannInternational Rock CityIntolerable Banality of EvilIsland Dave's ViewJeebasJesus ReportingJews sans frontieres*JimtopiaJohn P. Hoke's AsylumJulie SaltmanKing of Zembla*Land of the Free, Home of the Bravelast 5 pagesLast Day of My LifeLast Left Turn Before HootervilleLeft End of the DialLEFT is RIGHT*Left of CenterLenin's Tomb*Liberal CenterLiberal-Feminist BiasLife in the Third LayerLoaded MouthLogical VoiceLOSLILucky White GirlMad KaneMadison County Young DemocratsMaitri's VatulBlogMajikthiseMaking Out with the Chaos DemonMarian's BlogMEDIACRITYMessenger PuppetMockingbird's MedleyMotor City Bad KittyMouse MusingsMullah BillDougNever Knew I was living in theNewsHogNick LewisNJ Spoken WordNo Religion NowNow ThenOdessa StreetOff-The-Record, Off-The-WallOhio LiberalOneWomanWreckingCrew*Orient LodgeOutside The AsylumO'eo CookieP!pas au-delaPBA HeadquartersPeace GardenPesky' Apostrophe*PharyngulaPinko Feminist HellcatPolitical StrategyPortaPulpitPostcards from NowherePrairieWeb BlogPreemptiveKarma.com*Princess Wild CowProgressive Change for Tsunami VictimsProgressive Co-OpProgressive Democrats of AmericaProgressive InkProgressive SocietyquintonotesRaks InfinityRampaging PMSRANDOM THOUGHTS on PoliticsRatboy's AnvilRay GarraudRed HarvestRepublic of T*Rising HegemonRob's Blog*Rooftop ReportRox PopuliRussell RantsSardonic SideshowScience And Politics*Scrutiny Hooligans*Semitism.netSense of UrgencyShabOOty's Madness*Shameless AgitatorShining Light in Dark CornersSilence is Consentsimianbrain.comSimply Appalling*SmokeWritingSpontaneous Arising*Stained Glass Soulstartle the echoesState Of The QusanStraight BannanaStreak's BlogSusannity!Swerve LeftT. Rex's Guide to LifeThatColoredFellasWeblogTheory of Powerthings as it isThoughts by MonikaThoughts from Kansas*Thoughts from Kansas*Threading the NeedleTildTileseyTotal Information AwarenessTown and PlanetTrebz.comTsuredzuregusaUnrepentant LeftistVast Dairy State ConspiracyWard ReportWatchingTheWatchersWatermarkWealth BondageWhat It Is TodayWhere the Dolphins PlayWhere We're BoundWhy are we Back in Iraq?Wilson's Blogmanacyour village voice and Zeldhead?
(Feel free to click at random, and report back on what you learn.)
Planet GrenadaA la GaucheAcross the Great DivideAfter School SnackAjeebAll Facts and OpinionsAmerican ErroristAmerican SamizdatAn old soul...angela bowers : tales from under the barAngry White KidanonyMosesAnother Liberal BlogAnti-Zionist Notesanti-[everything]AntithetonApostate WindbagArancaytar's Little CornerArran's Alleyat easeAtavistic EndeavorBait and Switch PresidentBanality FairBarking DingoBenjamin Solah's blogBig BoardBiomes BlogBionic OctopusBlog d'Elissonblog me no blogsBlogosphere ZooBlur BeltBrian Patton*Brown Rab Girl FishBy Beauty DamnedBy the grace of GodCanadian Lefty in the Land of King GeorgecatamitebastardCat's BlogChicken Foot StewClass War NotescoadunateCoffeeHouseStudioComments From Left FieldContraWebConvoluted Insanity*Crack the BellCultural RevolutionCurmudgeonCurmudgeonly CrabCut to the ChaseD r. M e n l oDave's Big BeefDead Men Left*debwireDefCon4Democracy for CaliforniaDemocrat VoiceDemocrat Voice, All in OneDiaLogicdiogenesian discourse*Disillusioned kidDispatch from the TrenchesDissent ChannelDoug IrelandDr ForbushDrubloodDyskepticEl Osoet aliaEverything You Know Is Wrongex-lion tamerExecutioners Thong*FeministeFighting the War on ErrorFighting the War on ErrorFire Horse SocietyFishBowlFreedoms GateFront LineGentle BreezesGod of BiscuitsGreat Minnesota Progressive NewswireGreatScat!Guns, Germs & Steeledhalfgeek.netHammer and NailHeart, Soul & HumorHegemo's Creative Class WarfareHenry BaumHIV/AIDS News & OpinionHope 4 AmericaI protestIddyBudIdeological QuagmiresillogicallogicalityImpastoIn Search of UtopiaIn the DarkInspector LohmannInternational Rock CityIntolerable Banality of EvilIsland Dave's ViewJeebasJesus ReportingJews sans frontieres*JimtopiaJohn P. Hoke's AsylumJulie SaltmanKing of Zembla*Land of the Free, Home of the Bravelast 5 pagesLast Day of My LifeLast Left Turn Before HootervilleLeft End of the DialLEFT is RIGHT*Left of CenterLenin's Tomb*Liberal CenterLiberal-Feminist BiasLife in the Third LayerLoaded MouthLogical VoiceLOSLILucky White GirlMad KaneMadison County Young DemocratsMaitri's VatulBlogMajikthiseMaking Out with the Chaos DemonMarian's BlogMEDIACRITYMessenger PuppetMockingbird's MedleyMotor City Bad KittyMouse MusingsMullah BillDougNever Knew I was living in theNewsHogNick LewisNJ Spoken WordNo Religion NowNow ThenOdessa StreetOff-The-Record, Off-The-WallOhio LiberalOneWomanWreckingCrew*Orient LodgeOutside The AsylumO'eo CookieP!pas au-delaPBA HeadquartersPeace GardenPesky' Apostrophe*PharyngulaPinko Feminist HellcatPolitical StrategyPortaPulpitPostcards from NowherePrairieWeb BlogPreemptiveKarma.com*Princess Wild CowProgressive Change for Tsunami VictimsProgressive Co-OpProgressive Democrats of AmericaProgressive InkProgressive SocietyquintonotesRaks InfinityRampaging PMSRANDOM THOUGHTS on PoliticsRatboy's AnvilRay GarraudRed HarvestRepublic of T*Rising HegemonRob's Blog*Rooftop ReportRox PopuliRussell RantsSardonic SideshowScience And Politics*Scrutiny Hooligans*Semitism.netSense of UrgencyShabOOty's Madness*Shameless AgitatorShining Light in Dark CornersSilence is Consentsimianbrain.comSimply Appalling*SmokeWritingSpontaneous Arising*Stained Glass Soulstartle the echoesState Of The QusanStraight BannanaStreak's BlogSusannity!Swerve LeftT. Rex's Guide to LifeThatColoredFellasWeblogTheory of Powerthings as it isThoughts by MonikaThoughts from Kansas*Thoughts from Kansas*Threading the NeedleTildTileseyTotal Information AwarenessTown and PlanetTrebz.comTsuredzuregusaUnrepentant LeftistVast Dairy State ConspiracyWard ReportWatchingTheWatchersWatermarkWealth BondageWhat It Is TodayWhere the Dolphins PlayWhere We're BoundWhy are we Back in Iraq?Wilson's Blogmanacyour village voice and Zeldhead?
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