1 I should go to bed.

2 I shloulda stayed in bed.

3 and proofread.

4 I'm going back to bed.

5 WaPo:
Obama administration moving forward with government shutdown plans

6

Mmmm... bed...

So, I wonder what the Koran-burning-related death toll is today.  When I walked in to work this morning there was a newspaper on the break room table, with the headline "Koran Protest Spreads East." 

We need to start faking some videos showing various taliban leaders and tribal warlords buring Korans.  Distribute those around on the inter-tubes and watch the fun...

7 Legal to destroy all of a governor's official records in Arkansas?

"There's a Mike Huckabee mystery that won't go away. Send a public records request seeking documents from his 12-year stint as Arkansas governor, as Mother Jones did recently, and an eyebrow-raising reply will come back: The records are unavailable, and the computer hard drives that once contained them were erased and physically destroyed by the Huckabee administration as the governor prepared to leave office and launch a presidential bid."

8

When it comes to Russian aerospace products, conventional wisdom is: The equipment is good, the after-market is awful.

Ask the Indian air force (IAF) and its officials would emphatically agree. Sourcing of spares and consumables for its Russian-built aircraft and weapon systems has sunk to a new low for the IAF, with the government permitting it to issue multiple global tenders for spares across a range of systems. The move marks a striking break from the Indian defense ministryÂ’s traditional practice of contracting spares from original equipment manufacturers via Rosoboronexport.

Now the IAF is turning to vendors in Europe, Israel and the U.S. to respond to an urgent spares call for Russian-built equipment it has in inventory.

9 The records are unavailable, and the computer hard drives that once contained them were erased and physically destroyed by the Huckabee administration as the governor prepared to leave office and launch a presidential bid."

Sounds like the same fate as Al Gore's e-mail accounts through the year 2000.

10

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration dropped financial sanctions on Monday against the top Libyan official who fled to Britain last week, saying it hoped the move would encourage other senior aides to abandon Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the country’s embattled leader.

But the decision to unfreeze bank accounts and permit business dealings with the official, Moussa Koussa, underscored the predicament his defection poses for American and British authorities, who said on Tuesday that Scottish police and prosecutors planned to interview Mr. Koussa about the 1988 Lockerbie bombing and other issues “in the next few days.”

Mr. KoussaÂ’s close knowledge of the ruling circle, which he is believed to be sharing inside a British safe house, could be invaluable in trying to strip Colonel Qaddafi of support.

But as the longtime Libyan intelligence chief and foreign minister, Mr. Koussa is widely believed to be implicated in acts of terrorism and murder over the last three decades, including the assassination of dissidents, the training of international terrorists and the bombing of Pan Am 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland.

11 Now the IAF is turning to vendors in Europe, Israel and the U.S. to respond to an urgent spares call for Russian-built equipment it has in inventory. Go figure, you can't trust commies.

12 From ZH, which has Timmy Turbo Geithner's letter to Congress:
 
If Congress failed to increase the debt limit, a broad range of government payments would have to be stopped, limited or delayed, including military salaries and retirement benefits, Social Security and Medicare payments, interest on the debt, unemployment benefits and tax refunds. This would cause severe hardship to American families and raise questions about our ability to defend our national security interests. In addition, defaulting on legal obligations of the United States would lead to sharply higher interest rates and borrowing costs, declining home values and reduced retirement savings for Americans.
 
Sounds like a different outcome than if they fail to pass a budget bill. Sauce for the goose.

13 I just got out of bed.  It's raining here.  Surprise.

14 Woah!  I just realized I left on a stinky, skanky sock from yesterday!

15 I don't feel so good.

16
Andrew McCarthy's NRO  piece in the side bar "No More Dhimmitude" is a great rebuke to Petraeus and ME/muzzie policy in general. (pun intended)

If it weren't for stuff like this, Victor Davis Hanson's "Kingdom Of Lies" (PJ Media, moron link from the other day) and Mark Steyn's takes on recent developments,  I might fear that I was losing my mind.

_{And while that horse left the barn awhile back, I'm thankful none the less.} 

17 Cats playing patty cake. 

18

Gee, the Fed spent 8 x more than they took in.  Even Erskine Bowls (racist, now, I guess) is getting concerned:

“I'm really concerned,” Bowles told the committee last month. “I think we face the most predictable economic crisis in history. A lot of us sitting in this room didn't see this last crisis as it came upon us. But this one is really easy to see. The fiscal path we are on today is simply not sustainable.

“This debt and these deficits that we are incurring on an annual basis are like a cancer and they are truly going to destroy this country from within unless we have the common sense to do something about it,” said Bowles.

“I used to say that I got into this thing for my grandchildren,” Bowles said. “I have eight grandchildren under five years old. I'll have one more in a week. And my life is wonderful and it is wild. But this problem is going to happen long before my grandchildren grow up.

“This problem is going to happen, like the former chairman of the Fed said, or the Moody's said, this is a problem we're going to have to face up,” he said. “It may be two years, you know, maybe a little less, maybe a little more. But if our bankers over there in Asia begin to believe that we're not going to be solid on our debt, that we're not going to be able to meet our obligations, just stop and think for a minute what happens if they just stop buying our debt.

“What happens to interest rates?” asked Bowles. “And what happens to the U.S. economy? The markets will absolutely devastate us if we don't step up to this problem. The problem is real, the solutions are painful, and we have to act.”

19 oops, that should read The Feds not The Fed!

20
/cut to the chase via curtailment of free speech. Graham says that the flag is what unites the American people. I contend that though our flag symbolizes our nation as a banner, that it is the US Constitution that unites the American people. I would fight to preserve the Constitution before and rather than dying over the design of the nation's flag that alters through time and change with each State's entry into the Union./
--

Robert Costa, NRO: So you donÂ’t want to do anything legally to limit speech. YouÂ’re making a political point.

GRAHAM: Right. I want to push back and say, “be responsible.” But I would vote for a constitutional amendment to ban flag burning, okay. ...
I am suggesting that I wish that we could make people accountable.

NRO: How do you do that?

GRAHAM: Push back.

NRO: The question about your comments is about imposing any kind of legal pushback during a time of war.

GRAHAM: If I could, I would make it a crime to burn the flag, but the only way you could do that is through a constitutional amendment. ...In my view, the flag represents who we are as a nation. It is a symbol of who we are. ...ItÂ’s the one thing that unites us. ...I wish we could hold people accountable for their actions, but under free speech, you canÂ’t.

21

The White House threatened on Monday to veto any bill from Congress that would scuttle new rules aimed at keeping internet access free and open.

"If the president is presented with a resolution of disapproval that would not safeguard the free and open Internet, his senior advisers would recommend that he veto the resolution," the Office of Management and Budget said in a Statement of Administration Policy.

 

Color me shocked.

22

She's baaaaack!  In the news, anyways.  Who would have seen this coming, what with Crystal being such a nice, honest girl and all:

Authorities say former Duke Lacrosse accuser Crystal Mangum was arrested overnight Sunday for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend.

Around 3 a.m., officers responded to a stabbing at a home in the 3000 block of Century Oaks Drive.

When police arrived, they found a 47-year-old man stabbed in the chest.

A man who called 911 identified Mangum as the attacker.

"I told him she was trouble from the very beginning," said the caller.

23

Ha! Ha!  Best comment on the Crystal Magnum news thread:

"I heard that she said, he was trying to rape her, and that the UNC Chess Team, had a part in it too.<br/>More News at 10."

 

Her bail was set at 300k.  I wonder if Uncle Jesse or Uncle Al will be bailing her out.  The scary thing is, this skank still has supporters from the LAX Hoax!

24 Here's the Victor Davis Hanson epic rant.

http://tinyurl.com/42w2z9v

25 Sen. "Appropriate PC" Graham: YouÂ’ve got to remember, General Petraeus decided that this was important enough to get on the record as being inappropriate. And I want to be on the record with General Petraeus.

Mark Steyn:

The guy “putting the troops at risk” here is Senator Graham, and General Petraeus and the other advocates of the one-way multiculti danse macabre. They’re telling our enemies the more you tread on our toes the more we’ll pretend not to notice and try to waltz you gaily round the floor one more time. Pre-emptive capitulation only invites more and more provocations. Like the Arabs say, a falling camel attracts many knives.

26

Morning all!  It's gray and miserable here in NH, but at least temps are supposed to get up to the high 40s, low 50s today.  Bring it on I say!

Some stupid Hollywood fluff to help y'all get into the spirit of the day.  Seems <I>Glee</I> creator Ryan Murphy is trying to walk back his comments regarding Kings of Leon refusing his request to use their music in the show.  I say "comments," but of course they were more like "asinine, vulgar invectives." 

He's gone from this:
<I>"[Kings of Leon are] self-centered a--holes,"</I> and telling them, <I>"Fuck you."</I>

To this:
<I>"I didn't speak with as much clarity as I would have liked...Who am I to say 'Fuck you?' That's not what I meant. I completely understand when artists don't want a show or another artist to interpret their songs. In fact, I respect it. It's their personal work and I'd feel the same way."</I>

See that?  He didn't speak with as much <I>clarity</I> as he would have liked.  Because the meaning is so unclear when you call someone an asshole and tell them to fuck off.  I mean, who <I>hasn't</I> mistaken such obvious sympathy for a childish tantrum?  Happens all the time!

Methinks Murphy has been getting some pushback from the music community and it's starting to chafe.  I love it.  Couldn't have happened to a better asshole.

27 Gabe, if you are monitoring there is a racist asshole on the ONT posting racist crap that needs banning.

28 Infiltration.

29

HTML fail.  One of these days I'll remember RICH TEXT is not HTML, DAMMIT.

Let's try this again:

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Some stupid Hollywood fluff to help y'all get into the spirit of the day.  Seems Glee creator Ryan Murphy is trying to walk back his comments regarding Kings of Leon refusing his request to use their music in the show.  I say "comments," but of course they were more like "asinine, vulgar invectives." 

He's gone from this:
"[Kings of Leon are] self-centered a--holes," and telling them, "Fuck you."

To this:
"I didn't speak with as much clarity as I would have liked...Who am I to say 'Fuck you?' That's not what I meant. I completely understand when artists don't want a show or another artist to interpret their songs. In fact, I respect it. It's their personal work and I'd feel the same way."

See that?  He didn't speak with as much clarity as he would have liked.  Because the meaning is so unclear when you call someone an asshole and tell them to fuck off.  I mean, who hasn't mistaken such obvious sympathy for a childish tantrum?  Happens all the time!

Methinks Murphy has been getting some pushback from the music community and it's starting to chafe.  I love it.  Couldn't have happened to a better asshole.

30 But if our bankers over there in Asia begin to believe that we're not going to be solid on our debt, that we're not going to be able to meet our obligations, just stop and think for a minute what happens if they just stop buying our debt.

Posted by: runningrn at April 05, 2011 07:55 AM (ihSHD)

What happens is that we have to be honest about what "debt" really means.  If people stop "lending" the federal government money, that doesn't affect the government's ability to spend (or for that matter, to pay debt) in any way.  It means that the spending simply has to be revealed for what it is - the creation of new money from nothing. 

Our "asian bankers" are not so dumb that they don't know we can pay our debts by walking over to a computer keyboard and creating dollars in accounts.  It's not a question of "solvency" but rather a question of inflation/devaluation.  Outside of food and energy, which are being driven up both by increased global demand and by speculation in the case of oil, and by global demand, speculation, and crop failures in the case of food, there isn't much inflation at this time.  Plus, our asain buddies can't let the dollar crash - they still need our markets to keep their artificial export economies going and prevent massive domestic unemployment.  They're tied to our consumption.  If they choose to cripple it, they cut their own throats.

 

 

31 MWR, it looks like we had out high for the day at midnight as well. The temps here have been dropping like a rock all morning as this storm moved through.

32

She's baaaaack!  In the news, anyways.  Who would have seen this coming, what with Crystal being such a nice, honest girl and all:

Posted by: runningrn at April 05, 2011 08:02 AM (ihSHD)

Good grief, again?  Didn't she stab her last boyfriend?  Or at least beat him up?  Why would anyone want to get anywhere near this woman?  Does she give off some kind of irresistible pheromone that only skanky lunatics possess?

33 This is why I won't knowingly buy anything associated with GE.

34 32 MWR, it looks like we had out high for the day at midnight as well. The temps here have been dropping like a rock all morning as this storm moved through.

Posted by: Vic at April 05, 2011 08:40 AM (M9Ie6)

I was watching the storm progress on the Weather Channel this morning.  I hope you and the other M&Ms down there are warm and dry!

50-something would actually BE our high here in NH.  I'm sick to death of weather in the 30s and am eagerly awaiting something warm enough to melt the remaining snow around my house.  The park bench near my front door is still mostly submerged in the white stuff, but it's been receding slowly since the start of March.  If it's not down substantially by this weekend I'm going out there with a shovel and beating the hell out of the snowbanks.  It weakens their spirit. 

The poor robins look so confused these days.  They hop around on the lawn and cock their heads as if to say, "Why is the grass white and cold and wet?  Where's the green stuff and the worms?"

35 They are going to be confused today here as well. It was 85 yesterday and it is 58 right now.

36 http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=2052169n Oh noes. They are on to Ace!

37 ontherocks

Victor Davis Hanson:
And I think I understand how such proportional representation will eventually be achieved by various ministries, and all contrary to state law: [cut to the chase, beyond education and employment, via eugenics]. As far as ‘kinetic” and “man-caused disasters” and “overseas contingency operations,” I think they have something do with killing terrorists. I also assume those who do fight the bad guys do not employ such euphemisms, which are for our, not their, consumption. [Given time for application, the PC revisionist vocabulary is universally used whether within the military or civilian settings.] In this kingdom of lies, this Oceania of the mind, I, a subject of the monarchy of untruth, navigate carefully, assuming what I read and see is simply not true — and cannot be said to be untrue. [end quote]

Can not or will not? By whom?

Hanson and readers, get a grip on reality. There are leaders, even within the ranks of the Republican Party, with the intelligence, devotion to Constitutional Liberty, and true grit to stand ground against all odds.  Rand Paul does stipulate distinctions between truth and untruth.

There are champions of the US Constitution and national economic strength in Congress who refuse to bow to the globalist empirical powers pervading our ruinous US Federal authoritarian Government and pervading to ruin our personal lives.

Now ask yourself, demand of yourself, who can not or will not support the US Constitution first and foremost at this critical juncture? Who fears supporting the Constitution?

Others whom you perceive to be popular would "make you feel" uncomfortable. It is inconvenient to actually uphold the Constitution against the onslaught of group think.  Neoconservatives and/or progressives will target you personally for taking the active stand upholding what truth yet functions in your mind and heart, though being shredded by our own governing officials and Bureaucracies.

It isn't the first time anyone questioned "Truth? What is truth?"

If you forfeit and extinguish what truth yet exists in your mind and heart, what truth that yet exists as Reason, feigning a vain rationale to return at a later and convenient time, as if you are willing or even capable to reignite what you know yet exterminated as truth, then actually you willingly or carelessly extinguish the existence of truth from reality; you feed deceit and utter destruction.

There is no need nor reason to forfeit truth. As mortals, pain is inevitable. As our founders did, ask yourself for what purpose are you willing to dedicate yourself, even to suffer, in order to provide good fruits from your life's efforts.

Defy the Lie.

38 Obama administration moving forward with government shutdown plans

 

Barry, the Dims and their lapdog media will play this up for all its politically worth. And of course the Republicans will fall into the trap

39 funny

40 TheQuietMan

Big government bipartisan whining Republicans won't admit they're the Beast bellowing, "Feed Me!" American taxpayers, Strike while the iron is hot.

Shutting down authoritarian bureaucracies provides public messaging opportunity to illustrate David bringing down Goliath. Take note, after downing the giant against all odds, David decapitated him. And the great invading Philistine Army retreated in mass confusion suffering defeat.

It's one thing to be or remain without funds, and quite another to actually amputate the gangrene corruption from the infected host while that body is incapacitated.

41 Is the campaign asking "are you in?"  this little question is freaking people out.  They aren't sure, like they were last time around, that they "are in" but, here's the interesting thing, they are afraid, literally afraid not to "be in".   What I'm being told is a little concernign for a democratic republic.  They are like "I'm not sure 'I"m in' but if I don't give the campaign money and they think I'm "not in" then it might impact me in ways I'm not anticipating."  This is creepy.

42 I never followed Beck, nor Jones. But it is disturbing that subsequent to the Alex Jones campaign to exterminate his competitor who ascribed to Jones' messaging, Jones comes out the winner, again, having already sabotaged Debra Medina's up-and-coming Tea Party Republican TX Governor's campaign the same way.

It's FOX's business to sell profitable news, regardless of ethics, "balance" or  truth. FOX is just another part of what Hanson described @  PJ.

43 I think the Zero campaign can safely check the "out" box for me.

44 This is so sad.

45 "Are you in?" the CESSPOOL.

46
Defy the Lie.
Posted by: by any other name at April 05, 2011 09:02 AM (H+LJc)

I think that "the Lie" gets featured here in a constant ritual that is quickly followed by it's hanging, beheading, stabbing, shooting, burning and then killing.

As for myself I confront it as I find it, but then again I'm an XXLT so it's more sport than mission, and I don't need no stinkin' GOP leaders, if in fact they actually exist.

But in reality the time for tough internet talking is over, and the time for coming up big, is coming up. Be thoroughly prepared for the worst and you'll come out of it alright.

47 Wow, that moratorium on embedding videos on the front page sure didn't last long.

48 Two days of teaching communism to school children live streamed from NYC?  It's a little concerning.  Maybe Sarah Palin should request equal access and have days of live streaming how our government works and what a democratic republic means.

49 that is frightening "eat the rich" stuff.  Why would you teach that to little children?

50

Video: The Path to Prosperity: America's Two Futures, Visualized

Should have chosen better visuals for the 1st 30 sec. Still, he uses his PowerPoint presentation and explains his reforms without using too many "budget wonk terms", so it might just work with Independents.

51

The joys of socialized medicine strike again in Britain!

British maternity wards in crisis
Infant mortality spirals at 14 NHS trusts as Government fails to keep its pledge on midwife shortages

This is the money pull-quote, IMO:

Fourteen NHS trusts have significantly raised baby death rates which are up to twice the national average. Shortages of staff, a rising birth rate, lack of training, inadequate equipment and poor leadership are leaving women in childbirth exposed to unacceptable risks.

It's utterly ridiculous that a modern society with access to all the advances of modern medicine should be experiencing such a spike in infant mortality. 

Tony Falconer, president of the Royal College of Obstetricians, said: "The number of deliveries is going up, the complexity of the cases is going up and the outcomes are not as good as they could be. There is a major shortfall in midwives and we need 1,000 more consultant obstetricians. Why should a woman have a different level of expertise at 3am from 3pm? Even Liverpool maternity hospital, with 8,000 deliveries a year, only manages 24-hour cover on three days a week. The situation is very serious. Some hospitals are on the edge with staff working all the hours. Then something snaps."

Emphasis mine.

Word to the wise: don't plan to give birth anywhere near a metro center in Britain. 

52 I just wanted to say, nice That Hideous Strength reference.  We could use a Pendragon around here ourselves.

53 @7

Which begs the question, I wonder how many times Mother Jones tried to request documents and records on anything about Obumbles. 

54 Word to the wise: don't plan to give birth anywhere near a metro center in Britain.

There's always the sidewalk.

55

It's utterly ridiculous that a modern society with access to all the advances of modern medicine should be experiencing such a spike in infant mortality. 

Posted by: MWR at April 05, 2011 09:54 AM (4df7R)

It's amazing how expensive "free" health care is.

56 That Hideous Strength?

57

Word to the wise: don't plan to give birth anywhere near a metro center in Britain.

Posted by: MWR at April 05, 2011 09:54 AM (4df7R)

They are on the cutting edge of AGW or Climate Change so there's that.

_{I guess diaper change is a frontier still to be conquered}

58

It's amazing how expensive "free" health care is.

Posted by: Reactionary at April 05, 2011 10:03 AM (xUM1Q)

Isn't it though?  But then, considering liberals don't much value human life unless it belongs to a serial killer or "ululating blood-lusting head-hackers," I shouldn't be surprised that they don't see the problems inherent in this idiotic system.

55 There's always the sidewalk.

Posted by: Lady in Black at April 05, 2011 10:01 AM (usvhr)   *facepalm*  Oy.  Good riddance, Britain.  I'm ready to write you off completely.

59

Did anyone hear about this?  I just saw the link over at Mark Steyn's website:

MILITARY: Camp Pendleton gate incident prompted alarm

Camp Pendleton and national security authorities scrambled last weekend after two vehicles with Middle Eastern occupants drove onto the base shortly after a Marine reported overhearing terrorist threats from a group of men at a nearby gas station.

But in the end, base spokesman Jeff Nyhart said Friday, there was no attempt to breach base security and none of the men was deemed a danger...

Now, I understand that it's completely reasonable for people to get lost when trying to navigate to a highway on-ramp.  I've done it myself, at night and in broad daylight.  But two separate vehicles?  Both around midnight?  Driven by "Middle Eastern men?"  Who claimed they didn't know each other?  These men are either part of a very strange coincidence, or three of the most inept terrorist "canaries in a coalmine" in history. 

Also, am I the only one who thinks maybe North Carolina needs to up the size of the sign that points to the on-ramp, to help prevent this kind of thing from happening?  Make a bigass sign that reads, "THIS WAY TO THE HIGHWAY" with a HUGE arrow.  That might be one time to support a little government spending.

60 Oh god, I didn't mean North Carolina.  I meant California.  *FACE PALM*  My apologies to NC! 

61

Talked to a Canadian a couple weeks ago.  I mentioned health insurance and he said we always mention health insurance.  They have it.  It's free...

I didn't have the heart (or time) to tell him that I suddenly had a painful back issue a few months ago.  The same day I saw a doctor for an X-ray, got an MRI, and had an appointment to see a neurologist a week later.  Yes, it all cost some money until I hit our deductable.   But when I was sitting under that giant MRI, "free" is not the word which was running through my head.     

62 Well, laying in a tube.  I was sitting outside the MRI room.  Sigh. 

63 The seizure of file-sharing related domain names by the US Government in recent months have stirred up a lot of controversy. Despite heavy critique from various sides, the responsible authorities justified their actions and claimed that it is an effective tool to clamp down on Internet piracy. However, those who take a good look at the end result soon notice that reality paints a different picture.
...
It wasnÂ’t hard for the affected sites to continue their operations. Since their servers had not been touched physically it was a simple matter to change a few settings to make the sites available to the public again under a new domain, something achieved in a few minutes. This is exactly what most of the streaming and file-sharing related sites have done.

Virtual seizures followed by a virtual escape, accomplished virtually nothing.

64

Beagle, I had that dicussion with a Brit. During the height of the Iraq war hysteria, he was trashing all things American. I countered all of his crap so he finally said we where barbarians for making people pay for medical care. I told him I had called my Doc. that week and seen him the next day. Then I was sent to an MRI and expected the results within days. I said that as I was in pain, I was more than willing to pay for prompt attention rather than suffer the wait for "free care".

He shut up.

65

Posted by: curious at April 05, 2011 09:25 AM (k1rwm)

 

See!  Second hand smoke kills!

66

Beagle, I had that dicussion with a Brit. During the height of the Iraq war hysteria, he was trashing all things American. I countered all of his crap so he finally said we where barbarians for making people pay for medical care

 

You get what you pay for.  People have no idea of the coming Apocalypse.  People here in America are so used to getting comprehensive medical care in a timely fashion.

One thing that really drives medical costs up is our runaway litigation.  No other country in the world has the litigation we have.  Meaningful health care reform would have addressed this problem.  Obviously, Obamacare does not.

67 They should make a movie called Johnny Pneumatic, about a guy who uses his skill as an auto mechanic and to breathe in high-pressure air to smuggle secrets.

68 Once I saw this guy on a bridge about to jump. I said, “Don’t do it!“
He said, “Nobody loves me.” I said, “God loves you. "
"Do you believe in God?” He said, “Yes.“
I said, “Are you a Christian or a Jew?” He said, “A Christian.” I said, “Me, too!“
Protestant or Catholic?” He said, “Protestant.” I said, “Me, too!“
What franchise?” He said, “Baptist.” I said, “Me, too!“
Northern Baptist or Southern Baptist?” He said, “Northern Baptist.” I said, “Me, too!“
Northern Conservative Baptist or Northern Liberal Baptist?” He said, “Northern Conservative Baptist.” I said, “Me, too!“
Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region, or Northern Conservative Baptist Eastern Region?” He said, “Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region.” I said, “Me, too!”
Northern Conservative†Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1879, or Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912?” He said, “Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912.” I said, “Die, heretic!“
And I pushed him over.

69 - I would like to say thanks to all off you. I read in some one's that this site help the people to enhance their skills if they got their relevant topics. Well i am writing now a term paper now a days in which i have to mention or you can say refer my source to my administration so for this i am going to refer this blog. Thanks again

70 It's not all bad news for Obama.... Behold the Power of National Health Care: Go to Hospital for Live Birth, Leave with Dead Baby!

71 Scott Pelley to replace Couric.

"He restores a little of our faith in TV news," writes Salon.com

ROFLMAO

72 Killer sweatshirts - what will they think of next?

73

NBC San Diego *Janet Napolitano: You Lie*

Close friends, the MMA boxer Salcido and fellow worker Kevin Joel Romero of San Diego, were carpooling into work in a West Coast Beverage company truck from their homes in Tijuana, when they were shot execution style while waiting in line at the border crossing.

Their employer, owner of West Coast Beverage company who declined to be identified in the news, said that Romero grew up in San Diego but had relocated to Tijuana for a lower cost of living to raise his family.  Salcido and Romero worked for West Coast for a little more than a year, and their employer reports that they were hard workers who were "very respectful" and "would walk into a room and give you a handshake and a hug."

74

A once-classified FBI memo reveals that the bureau treated a senior ABC News journalist as a potential confidential informant in the 1990s, pumping the reporter to ascertain the source of a sensational but uncorroborated tip that the network had obtained during its early coverage of the Oklahoma City bombing.

The journalist, whose name is not disclosed in the document labeled “secret,” not only cooperated but provided the identity of a confidential source, according to the FBI memo — a possible breach of journalistic ethics if he or she did not have the source’s permission.

75 I have an Osborne Executive; I didn't pay $2500 for it, so I am not sure where the author got his numbers.   I paid $1600 cash, and that was with a bank of extended memory populated.  It came with CPM-80 and UCSD P-system.  

Sometime after the Macintosh came out, I made an effort to buy the schematics for it with an eye to turning it into a control system for something, maybe a weather station.   $300 later and a handful of poorly copied pages out of chap 6 from the service manual, I stormed back into the little dealer that tried to sell me that, and the poor thing (the computer) has been a doorstop since.   The dealer went out of business a year or so later, and I still don't have the tech manual.

It was my first storebought computer and I've built more powerful ones since, but I have a soft spot for the old Osbornes.

76 wtf...kevin spacey wants congress to fund arts?

unbelievable

77 Nowadays our burberry outlet offer Burberry Handbags Burberry Wallets Burberry Cashmere Scarf for our customers, they are very hot selling online now.

78

The best home remedy for sagging skin is taking care of yourself and using only natural ingredients in your skin care products.