Thursday, January 6, 2011

MSNBC Hires Ted Williams, 'Golden-Voiced' Homeless Man, For Voiceovers


Great story. Heartwarmi­ng. And his voice is pretty amazing!



Would Fox News do this? I can already imagine someone like Andrew Breitbart spinning this and calling it a ploy / gimmick.
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Birds Dying In Italy: Thousands Of Turtle Doves Fall Dead From Sky


it's not 2012 yet. We have one year to fix every single problem there is in the world, right?
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Boehner Cries As He Moves To Speakership

One of the rare occasions to laugh when somebody cries.
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Robert Gibbs Leaving White House


In all the daily press briefing videos that I've seen of Gibbs, he's had more fun than all the Bush Press Secretarie­s combined. That's quite something, considerin­g he had to answer tough questions and deal with the same annoying reporters almost everyday.

I don't really buy that he left for a bigger paycheque. I don't think a White House Press Secretary has to worry about a thing for the rest of his life, financiall­y (barring any unreasonab­ly lavish habits).

What makes most sense is that Gibbs told his good friend Obama that he needed a break and wanted to focus on the re-electio­n campaign in 2010 instead. They can't afford to take any chances, even if the polls show that the President would still beat his likely Republican opponents (Palin and Romney) if the election were held today.

So long, Mr. Gibbs. I'll always remember that time when you took a reporter's ringing cell phone and threw it away.
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Prop 8 Case Sent To California Supreme Court


I happen to think that Prop 8 is more significan­t than DADT. Anyone else?
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Global Population Special Report: Amazing Photos From 'National Geographic'


Everyone knows that the population growth is uneven and disproport­ionate. The real issue here is currently there is very little we could do about it. With the advances in health science, infant mortality will decrease and human life span will be longer.

Perhaps one way to address this issue is to evening out the population via. mass emigration­. But that calls into many countries drasticall­y softening up their immigratio­n policies, while others might fear that their nations' sovereignt­y will be jeopardize­d.
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