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Canada Comes To Its Senses

Ottawa, Canada – The Canadian Coalition for Democracies (CCD) applauds Prime Minister Stephen Harper for taking a stand against exempting one religious group from the requirement of photo identification when voting.

“Prime Minister Harper is right to demand that all voters, regardless of their religion, be equal before the ballot box,” said Alastair Gordon, CCD President. [...]

Podshow to do for podcasts what Food Network did for food…

WTF Podshow? Is Adam Curry’s pink jumper too tight?

“We believe technology is ready for primetime, and Dvorak is the man for the job,” said Ron Bloom, CEO and Co founder of PodShow. “Typical technology channels are really just listings of programming, featuring boring talking heads or uninformed rants. PodShow TECH will feature personality driven [...]

Nashua Man Goes Free

Last month, I brought you the story of a Nashua New Hampshire man who was arrested for taping the police on his property. He was charged with violating the state’s wiretapping laws which prohibit the recording of someone without their consent.

Police chief Timothy Hefferan has decided to drop the charges because the case was [...]

Jill Greenberg Threatens Thomas Hawk

Jill Greenberg, the woman who thinks it’s artistic to make kids cry by torturing them and photographing it, is none too pleased with Thomas Hawk calling her out publicly for abusing children in the pursuit of the almighty dollar.

So unpleased was Mrs. Greenberg that she contacted Thomas Hawk’s employer.

I wish I were kidding.

Despite the fact [...]

Amy’s Corrects The Record… Sort of…

You may remember me posting about the “mom and pop” ice cream joint that wasn’t too pleased with accepting credit cards. Here’s the followup:

CREDIT CARD SIGNS

We apologize to any of our customers that have been offended by our signs regarding credit cards and minimium purchases. They have been updated. We are a small mom [...]

Roger Toussaint Heading to Jail

The thug in charge of the Transit Strike in December has been sentenced to ten days in prison and a $1,000 fine for violating New York City’s Taylor Law, which prohibits public employees from striking.

In a statement, Toussaint said before the court: “We were engaged in civil disobedience, we did so because we had to. [...]

The Return of Annah Boyer

Oh sure, you all know who she is. Annah Boyer was the woman who laid into me like some whipping boy because I dared call LifeGem, the company that turns dead people into jewelry, ghoulish…

Anyway, she had the stones to write me another e-mail. Yep, they never go away…

Dear Insignificant Thoughts:

Apparently someone has [...]

Well done!

From My Way News:

WASHINGTON (AP) – In a congressional election-year repudiation of President Bush, a House panel dominated by Republicans voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to block a Dubai-owned firm from taking control of some U.S port operations. Democrats clamored for a vote in the Senate, too.

By 62-2, the House Appropriations Committee voted to bar DP World, [...]

Yahoo Acquiesces

Yahoo! unbans Allah!
Thank god for that!
By John Oates
Published Wednesday 22nd February 2006 15:47 GMT

Yahoo! has reversed its decision to stop people registering Yahoo! IDs which include the letters “allah”.

The Reg was contacted yesterday by a reader – Ed Callahan – who was having trouble registering his mum – Linda Callahan – for a Verizon email [...]

I Told Ya So…

For those of you who thought Cyclopes, the one-eyed kitten, was a Photoshop, Snopes.com has some info on it.

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That Certainly Did Not Take Long

So, this morning I didn’t have a chance to read my “newspaper feeds” before I left the house and wrote about Cindy Sheehan gettin’ roughed up by the five-o. Well, turns out one of her supporters is actually the one who “roughed her up.”

Via Newsday:

Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan was roughed up at a [...]

Faulty Statistics: The Desperate Hope of the Left

A few months ago, Barefoot Paul (admittedly not one of the sharpest knives in the drawer, else why would he be barefoot?) pointed out the following little tidbit of idiocy:

Why should we ponder a lie? Abortion rates were steadily declining until Bush came into office. See here.

To which I aptly responded that the data presented [...]

Score One for Common Sense

You might remember a story I posted on the 16th of May. It was about a woman in Seattle who was pretty angry that her plate had caused someone to complain to the state because the message John 3:16 on a vanity plate was seen as an endorsement of religion.

As it turns out, the [...]

Rep Sanders Calls Bennington Banner a Liar

Rep Sanders, who’s story was on this very site, has apparently lashed out at the Bennington Banner, calling their story a lie:

The way Rep. Sanders has reacted to the revelatons, we think, indicates that he realizes how the situation looks. He claims the story was a lie, although the information came from public government records [...]

Just a quick update…

Desiree Goodwin has lost her discrimination case against Harvard University:

Library Assistant Loses Suit Vs. Harvard
By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN, Associated Press Writer

Monday, April 4, 2005

(04-04) 16:58 PDT BOSTON (AP) — Harvard University did not discriminate against a library assistant who claimed she was repeatedly turned down for promotions because school officials saw her as “a pretty girl” [...]

What? Me did wrong?

Apparently the Harvard applicants who surreptitiously peeked at their admissions status aren’t willing to concede they did anything wrong. In fact, who’s fault is it, according to them?

One applicant questioned how it was unethical to view information that was intended only for you, if you have no intent or ability to change it.

He argued [...]

A True Sign of my Greatness

Never let it be said that I don’t post followups when I’m wrong. I wholly admit that this time, I was wrong about the debates.

Yesterday I made the following prediction:

And, just for shits and giggles some thoughts beforehand:

a: Does anyone believe that there really are people out there who, less than thirty days out [...]

I must be psychic…

Me, July 24, 2003:

Insignificant Thoughts:

I’d have to admit… Kobe Bryant is in pretty big trouble. When taking into account the woman’s story about the assault, well, it matches her actions afterward very well.

She was only in the room for a couple of minutes. Hotel guests heard the hubbub in the room. She came out crying. [...]

Sometimes you answer your own question…

Sometimes you find an answer by accident after you ask a question…

Why isn’t Kerry campaigning at military bases at all?

Among Veterans: Bush 58% Kerry 35%

48% Have Family or Friends in Iraq or Afghanistan

Do you know anyone currently serving in Iraq or Afghanistan?

Yes 48%
No 51%
RasmussenReports.com

Thursday August 05, 2004–A Rasmussen Reports survey shows that military veterans prefer [...]

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