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Wednesday, April 26, 2006
News You Can Use While Reading 120 Questions for George Saunders
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SO BAD IT'S GOOD? NOT REALLY
(mtv)
"I was really surprised," Divya said, "because I was only expecting a Bentley and one house." Read the rest of the (excessive) story
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- Moscow's traffic inspectors are lampooned for creating monstrous traffic jams and their readiness to take or solicit a bribe, and blamed for everything from bad roads to terrorist attacks: Story
- “George Bush has become something of an embarrassment.” Meet the New White House Press Secretary and Read His Quotes
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- Slaughter at World of Warcraft Funeral
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- Mug Shot of the Day: Darth Maul Dork
- Oh, Good: Senior Iran Cleric Tells Sudan That Nuclear Aid Is Available
- Who IS The Decider, Really?
- Children 'Gain Weight As They Watch TV'
- Getting Around It: In Praise of Loopholes
- Iowa Deputies Seek Serial Vomit Dumper
- Please Make It Go Away: Ferrari Crash Case Adds Gun Twist
- Scientists Again Debating How Snakes Came to Slither
- Selling Salvation in the Right Setting
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Questions of the Day
- Why Does It Take So Long To Retire From the CIA?
- How Are Republicans Screwed?
- How Many U.S. Streams Contain Two or More Pesticides?
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Alexander Khudotioply, Reuters
A cancer patient reacts in a hospital for oncological diseases in the Ukrainian city of Donetsk April 25, 2006. Large amounts of radioactive fallout came down on the regions around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant after the explosion of its fourth reactor in 1986, leading to a substantial increase of radiation-inflicted diseases in the population. Ukraine this week marks the 20th anniversary of the world's worst civil nuclear disaster.
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Info Junkie | Tony Snow Has Some Explaining To Do
News You Can Use While Reading 120 Questions for George Saunders
-----------------------------------
SO BAD IT'S GOOD? NOT REALLY
(mtv)
"I was really surprised," Divya said, "because I was only expecting a Bentley and one house." Read the rest of the (excessive) story
-----------------------------------
- Moscow's traffic inspectors are lampooned for creating monstrous traffic jams and their readiness to take or solicit a bribe, and blamed for everything from bad roads to terrorist attacks: Story
- “George Bush has become something of an embarrassment.” Meet the New White House Press Secretary and Read His Quotes
---------------------------
- Slaughter at World of Warcraft Funeral
---------------------------
- Mug Shot of the Day: Darth Maul Dork
- Oh, Good: Senior Iran Cleric Tells Sudan That Nuclear Aid Is Available
- Who IS The Decider, Really?
- Children 'Gain Weight As They Watch TV'
- Getting Around It: In Praise of Loopholes
- Iowa Deputies Seek Serial Vomit Dumper
- Please Make It Go Away: Ferrari Crash Case Adds Gun Twist
- Scientists Again Debating How Snakes Came to Slither
- Selling Salvation in the Right Setting
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Questions of the Day
- Why Does It Take So Long To Retire From the CIA?
- How Are Republicans Screwed?
- How Many U.S. Streams Contain Two or More Pesticides?
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Alexander Khudotioply, Reuters
A cancer patient reacts in a hospital for oncological diseases in the Ukrainian city of Donetsk April 25, 2006. Large amounts of radioactive fallout came down on the regions around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant after the explosion of its fourth reactor in 1986, leading to a substantial increase of radiation-inflicted diseases in the population. Ukraine this week marks the 20th anniversary of the world's worst civil nuclear disaster.
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I HAVE WATCHED TONY SNOW FOR YEARS. HE IS AN INDEPENDANT THINKER. THE LIBERAL PRESS INCLUDING AOL ARE POINTING OUT A FEW CONFLICTS TONY HAS WITH PRESIDENT BUSH. THAT IS PATHETIC. HE IS A FAIR AND HONEST REPORTER. WOULD THE LIBERAL PRESS HAVE IT ANY OTHER WAY? YES THEY WOULD, AS THEY DISTORT THE NEW EVERYDAY TO SUPPORT THEIR LIBERAL BIAS.
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In Plato's Republic it was declared a virtue to volunteer to be a leader, so "the Decider" is anyone who leads and volunteers to lead, and this is virtue. I have seen this where you can stand in a formation of two hundred men and only two men volunteer to lead and take leadership roles. We all need leadership due to the volume of hecklers and people who just stand back, so "the Decider" is the leader with virtue. Be sure to vote, because that is also your chance to be "the Decider."
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World of Warcraft players in game break a real world taboo, but it still is a game.
4/30/06 2:26 AM
Maybe with any luck, Tony can talk with the DEE-cider about his annoying habit of hyperarticulation. Yeah, I know that somehow doesn't exactly ring true to most of you out there. But, the term doesn't mean the President, or Scott McClelland, who mysteriously shared this affliction -- is extraordinarily articulate.
It refers to the way the two men pronounce the words THE and A. Both men always use a long E, as in BEE, when pronouncing THE. Same holds true for A. It's always pronounced with a long A, as in HATE.
As in, I HATE when they do that. And I'd really be interested to learn WHY they do. It makes the President appear ignorant (CAN YOU IMAGINE?). I mean, a lot of people have trouble pronouncing nuclear correctly. But 'nuke-you-lar' is at least polysyllabic, for God's sake.