Friday, October 29, 2010

ABC Taps Andrew Breitbart For Election Night Analysis


I think that Breitbart is a brilliant man. He deliberately created the whole Shirley Sherrod controversy to get the country to once again talk about the issue of race. And in the process, he exposes the timidness of the Obama administration.

... nah.
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Iran Offers To Return To Nuclear Talks


Here we go again.

Maybe Iran finally is feeling some sting from the sanctions, so how it reluctant is suggesting new talks. But must likely it'll just be talks in the short run.
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Politico Has Concerns About Rally To Restore Sanity For Some Reason


Political is too political. Go figure.

"...there is no "bright line" between "commentary" and "political participation" -- political commentary is political participation."

Brilliantly said. And it is really what distinguishes political discourse from other types. Political commentary can be serious, hateful, hilarious, or boring, but as long as one is talking about politics, he is being political.

Like Linkins says, Stewart is not moving into a new territory. He is, however, literally taking his show and commentary on stage, outdoors, with a lot more people watching than usual.
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Sunday, October 17, 2010

Father And Son Send iPhone Into Space And Record Incredible Video (VIDEO)


This is so awesome! I think equally as awesome as the video taken from space is how close it was to the launch location when it came back to Earth.



The spinning of the camera turned out to be a bonus, as it gave us a view of everything around the camera, and caught just about all of the planet it was able to see at that height.



Hurray for American scientific ingenuity!
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Saturday, October 16, 2010

Steve Jobs Sends iPods To Chilean Miners


My friend told me she was going to boycott all Oakley products for their 'placement' in this event, and she received a lot of opposing views because, hey, somebody needed to give them shades. Well, bad news to her (I guess), Apple is next.
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