Archive for February 8th, 2005

Catholics Need Not Apply According to MEP

2005-02-08
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Senior Member of European Paliment calls Catholic teaching “way off the wall” Urbana, IL (DMP), Feb 8th, 2005 – During a talk given by Senior MEP Glyn Ford at the University of Illinois Law School, Mr. Ford described Catholic teaching on homosexuality, abortion, and stem cell research “way off the wall”. The talk, part...

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Tsunami Threat Includes the Boneyard

2005-02-08
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Blah blah blah, we’re all gonna die Can we just let it go… Tsunamis can affect anything that borders an ocean. Let’s move on.

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Easongate – Press Hypocrisy

2005-02-08
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Jim Geraghty is right: What we need from the Davos conference organizers is simple – the tape of what Jordan said. It would be good to get the entire event, but really, what is at issue here is what Jordan said, and how much he backtracked. If the Davos organizers refuse to release it,...

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Peace — For Now in Israel/Palestine

2005-02-08
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Israel, Palestinians Declare Cease-fire This should be cause to celebrate. What looked impossible years ago has been made true, a cease-fire and return to negotiations between Israel and Palestine. Sure, some pessimists say there are unresolvable problems, but at least they aren’t killing each other anymore and look to be committed to a peaceful...

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8 Critical Updates by MS Today

2005-02-08
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Ouch… MS Advisory Team at the Internet Storm Center and I are working on summaries now… Should be up shortly…

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Blogging from Class today

2005-02-08
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Today in my EU-US Seminar class, Glyn Ford will be speaking. He is the Senior MEP for the South West of England in the EU parliment. Not sure if there will be anything interesting to say, but the law school has live internet drops at every desk. The first law class I took, I...

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Scrappleface – Pentago Sets Rules of Engagement for Journalists

2005-02-08
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Read the whole thing here “We’re there to kill terrorists, not journalists,” said an unnamed Pentagon official. “The new rules are designed to make it easier for our personnel to distinguish between the two, since they’re often found together and have similar objectives.” Priceless.

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Old news about Sweden’s Hate-Speech Laws

2005-02-08
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Apparently white men can be trashed up and down under the hate speech law, but don’t you dare say anything that might be critical of a “minority”… “The purpose behind the law against incitement of ethnic hatred was to ensure legal protection for minority groups of different compositions and followers of different religions. Cases...

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Was Terri Schiavo attacked by her husband?

2005-02-08
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Hyscience has the details here. As Pinellas County Circuit Judge George Greer deliberates whether he will allow attorneys to proceed with arguments that brain-disabled Terri Schiavo’s right to due process was violated, a media source is claiming that Michael Schiavo could face criminal charges. Time remains to be seen whether this will pain out,...

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EasonGate Petition

2005-02-08
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I haven’t said much about this because it doesn’t surprise me, but putting heat on is a good thing. There is a petition up asking him to resign for saying (falsely) that the US military is intentionally targetting journalists. You can read more, here, here, here, here.

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More Palestinian prisoner stupidity

2005-02-08
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Wow, things just keep getting more and more idiotic in Israel. What in the world is the Israeli government thinking of? The sensitive issue of releasing Arab terrorists will be decided by a joint committee. PA terrorist organizations warn that a compromise on the issue will result in a renewal of attacks on Israel....

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2005-02-08
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Bias Father Paul Shanley was convicted in Boston of sexually abusing children yesterday. It is interesting how the media has framed this question. I read the story on FOX and nowhere, not even ther, did I see that Father Shanley had ben long giving speeches for NAMBLA, the National Man-Boy Love Association. NAMBLA is...

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PETA very moo-ved by Mercedes’ gesture

2005-02-08
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Mercedes-Benz has agreed to offer “leather-free” versions of all its luxury cars because the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals threatened to protest. PETA is happy, because they say that the skins of four to 15 cows are needed for each car. Thanks to PETA, here’s how the animal friendly version will work:...

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Stick a fork in him

2005-02-08
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It looks like George Pataki would be blown out out by Eliot Spitzer if Pataki decides to run for a fourth term as New York State governor. As a (displaced) New Yorker, it bothers me greatly to see New Yorkers supporting a slick, opportunistic weasel like Spitzer even if Pataki has not been the...

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New column up at Caffimage.com

2005-02-08
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Life ain’t all politics, raising kids, and ogling FOX News chicks. Occasionally it’s interrupted by observations of rampant, age-induced, genetically inherited hair loss. Give “Confessions of a Balding Writer” a read.

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Danish election

2005-02-08
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Here’s some good news from Europe. The Danish Prime Minister Rasmussen looks like he’s on his way to re-election. Rasmussen has been our ally in Iraq, and is running on a platform emphasizing tax cuts, spending cuts and immigration reform. The Danish economy has improved substantially since he took over. Sounds like my kind...

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2005-02-08
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Sex Advice from Personal Trainers. I’m a woman who’s only attracted to gay men. They’re put together, take care of themselves and understand me. But I miss sex. What should I do?

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2005-02-08
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Oral Sex Causing Cancer.

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2005-02-08
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Educrats Against Black Children.

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2005-02-08
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Fred on Expatriotism in Mexico. I read this last night and loved it. Fred takes a sentimental look at why he relocated to Guadalahara.

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