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The administration has said that Iraq has no right to stockpile chemical or biological weapons (“weapons of mass destruction”) – mainly because they have used them in the past. Well, if that’s the standard by which these matters are decided, then the U.S. is the [...]

Kalpen Modi Directly Involved in NEA Stumping

Former actor and present White House associate director of public engagement Kalpen Modi was directly involved in planning the controversial conference call hosted by a National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) flack to encourage tax-supported artists to create propaganda for President Obama, according to emails obtained by Judicial Watch via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) [...]

Hooters Waitresses Sue for Uniform Costs

Hooters has added insult to injury. If it isn’t painful enough to wear those tight, little, crotch-riding orange shorts, waitresses at the restaurant chain also have to dip into their paychecks to pay for the uniforms – which is illegal.

Two waitresses filed suit against Hooters of Long Island on Thursday in Brooklyn Federal Court charging [...]

1964 Civil Rights Act: Maddow Needs to Read More

Naturally, host Maddow did not correct Hamsher’s misleading claim that the GOP stood in the way of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. In reality, Republicans were great supporters of the legislation. Leave it to MSNBC to continue the left’s favorite myth that Republicans are against civil rights for blacks.

Of course, the truth is that the [...]

Primadonnas Have to Pay $0.50 More Per Cab Ride

With the price just to enter a cab heading up to $2.50, New Yorkers are bemoaning the fees. “It was already out of control. Now it’s even worse,” Kim Dae, a so-called “frequent taxi rider” and West Village resident, said. Of course, therein lies the rub. Ms. Dae lives in the West Village, an area [...]

Keep Your Money To Yourself: UHO Doesn’t Deserve It

When I think about how much I’ve given to these folks over the years, I shudder…

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Term Limits Restrict Choice

Term limits are a nice idea. Shaking things up in the legislature or the executive branch is probably a good thing. My guess is that corruption is a side effect of a long tenure. That said, you can always vote any elected official out of office. Term limits are a restriction on voter choice.

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I choose to remember, not to mourn.

There’s a world of difference between mourning a loss and remembering the one you lost.

I’ve tried, since it happened, to come to grips with what happened. Patches was, to borrow a cliche, my best friend in the universe. Even though I only had her for 3 years, there wasn’t a single day where [...]

The Origins of All 30 NHL Team Names

Ever wonder what a Canuck is? How about a Blue Jacket? With the NHL season kicking off this week, here’s a breakdown of how the league’s 30 teams got their names.

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The Origins of All 30 NBA Team Names

The Hornets were supposed to be the Spirit, while the Grizzlies were almost named the Mounties. Why is a team in Los Angeles nicknamed the Lakers, and what’s a team called the Jazz doing in Utah? As another NBA season tips off this week, here are the stories behind the nicknames of all 30 teams.

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UN Condemns US-Cuba Embargo. Again.

The U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday overwhelmingly condemned the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba, an annual ritual that highlights global opposition to the policy.

This year’s vote was 187-3 in opposition to the embargo, up from 185-3 last year, with only Israel and the tiny Pacific island nation of Palau supporting the United States. It was [...]

Open Letter to Bloggers

Recently I’ve noticed many bloggers (I won’t point fingers) that seem to think they’re better than everyone. They think they deserve free passes to conferences. They think they deserve free cell phones or free software. They think they deserve to be treated as upper class citizens because they can wreak havoc with their dinky little [...]

Time To Give Up On Melrose? I’d Say So

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Schools Start H1N1 Vaccinations

P.S. 157’s principal, Maribel Torres, said that roughly a third of her students’ parents opted for the free vaccine. City health officials said they hoped between 30 and 50 percent of elementary school students would be inoculated against the H1N1 virus. Parents must sign consent forms for their children to receive the vaccine, which is [...]

Thompson Has No Answer For Questionable Donations and Wasteful Spending

Thompson, for his part, tried to paint Bloomberg as an out-of-touch billionaire whose economic policies have been unfair to working people.

He pointed out that Bloomberg has also raised taxes, including in 2002 after he said he wouldn’t during his 2001 campaign, and other times during his eight years in office.

“New Yorkers have watched you increase [...]

Storm2 Not An iPhone Killer Either

I do believe RIM has gone to great lengths to perfect the overall hardware of the phone, but it’s time for the company to get aggressive in competing in the touchscreen smartphone arena. To do so, I believe the company needs to drop its innovative SurePress mechanical-touch input for a strictly capacitive touch interface — [...]

Gut Reactions, Please…

Lots of people are calling it creepy and insensitive. I think it’s pretty damn funny.

Thoughts?

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On ‘Hate Crimes Day,’ Remembering Media Blackout of Jesse Dirkhising’s Death

On a day in which media liberals will celebrate President Obama for signing a bill against “hate crimes” against gays and lesbians, a bill named for Matthew Shepard, it might be time again to remember the name of Jesse Dirkhising, who died ten years ago this fall to a national media blackout.

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Dilbert comic strip for 10/28/2009

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Adam Lambert Abandons All Pretenses of Guyness

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Nice album cover, Adam.

*eye roll*

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