The fairy tale continues:"The important thing is she's vetoed a half a billion dollars in earmark projects — far, far in excess of her predecessor and she's given money back.
What's amazing about this is that I figured that McEvenWorse and Palin would at some point permanently change the "Bridge to Nowhere" howler to some technically accurate but grossly misleading.
Ned Yost has been fired, with his team tied for the NL wild card spot and 13 days left in the season. Can't think of any precedent for something like.
After a nasty windstorm yesterday, wide swaths of Cincinnati remain without power, including my house. Fortunately I'm in Lexington, leaving the task of eating all the food in the freezer.
Pavel Podvig has a fabulous article in the Summer 2008 IS on the development of Soviet nuclear doctrine and force structure in the 1970s:The data presented here demonstrate that concerns.
I'll have more on the general subject of the 2000 election because of a new book this week, but since I happened to catch the replay of Leslie Stahl's puffball.
Idiotic. Hopefully it won't hurt the career of the UW alum. As (I think) Joe Sheehan argued earlier this year, I do think that managers have gotten a little too.
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