Archive for December, 2004
Posted in December 15th, 2004
Here in the great state of Misery, we have a one woman assault on biology going on. State Rep Cynthia Davis made the New York Times the other day for sponsoring two bills: State Representative Cynthia Davis of Missouri prefiled two bills for the next session of the Legislature that she said “reflect what people […]
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Posted in December 15th, 2004
For Bernie Kerik. This stuff just fascinates me. It’s really just a personal train wreck for the guy, but wow is it hard to resist watching. Joe Gandelman has a more serious take on it
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Posted in December 15th, 2004
With a bitter chill in the air, What way to better warm spirits Than good friends, good beer, And a little Progressive banter? Drinking Liberally Chicago Promoting democracy one pint at a time Each and Every Wednesday Night @ 8:30 pm The Red Lion, 2446 N Lincoln, 2nd Floor Just around the corner from the […]
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Posted in December 13th, 2004
Kevin McCullough joins us on the right hand side. Not my typical advertiser, but hey, I’ve always said, most advertisers will get posted. Please take a look at his site and feel free to criticize him–I do quite frequently, but do it civily. Kevin was the recipient of an e-mail that was sent with my […]
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Posted in December 13th, 2004
Who is betting Zorn just wants Falwell, Buchanan or O’Reilly to attack him? There’s nothing wrong with that–in fact, I encourage baiting morons. I happen to think Christmas is under assault, but by Walmart and others, not school districts that attempt to be inclusive to various traditions.
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Posted in December 13th, 2004
But that isn’t the only area the Blagorgeous administration is having problems, they also haven’t been filing notices of waivers concerning state ethics laws—of 19 only 5 have been filed with Secretary of State Jesse White. I don’t think this was what was meant when the Governor said he’d be changing business as usual.
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Posted in December 13th, 2004
Sign a contract with them for state work, don’t submit the contract for a while and then claim that the inbetween time is done at the business’ own risk. Thompson is part of a growing class of vendors whose contracts are filed more than 30 days after they begin work. And at least on the […]
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Posted in December 13th, 2004
I saw this a while ago, but Miller got to the blog first…. Aaron Chambers of the Rockford Register Star interviewed him in the December 4th edition Coolest bit–he suffers from stage fright “I’m scared when I first get out there.” Scared of what? “I don’t know,” he said. “But I think some people call […]
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Posted in December 13th, 2004
Via Miller at the Fax, Turns out that the US Chamber of Commerce owns and runs the Madison Record, a weekly that focuses on tort issues. Brian Timpone of Leader fame is the publisher. Good work if you can get it.
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Posted in December 13th, 2004
Since the current one is moving over to be health secretary? (like that isn’t ironic for a guy who has tried to gut the regs on the oldest most polluting power plants). As Wolcott said last month–does it really matter? I have no interest in listening to a Chris Matthews panel speculate on who might […]
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Posted in December 13th, 2004
Posted in December 13th, 2004
Really. VX2 spyware variant 3 took out my home computer. It’s about back to normal and so are my bodily functions.
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Posted in December 6th, 2004
Never use stat transfer on a data set stored on a network drive–related to the time I was missing.
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