Philip Munger brings a word of caution:
Twice . But it was totally impossible to blame Erika for the ADN's placement of an expanded piece based on her Monday one
Having that in mind, Casey Kazan Daily Galaxy Editorial Staff wonders:
“We also found that these high ground velocities were accompanied by significant low-frequency shaking, like what you feel in a roller coaster, that lasted as long as five minutes â€" and that’s a long time,†said Olsen.
In other words, Philip Munger puts it this way:
Shannyn Moore has posted an essay at Huffington Post which raises some interesting questions about the costs of soon-to-be-ex Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's abrupt termination of her own employment as this state's chief executive.
Donald Douglas explains:
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Thinking that's not all, RA Mansour adds:
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DaGoddess tells the real story:
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ktadmin might have an idea about it:
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Bureau News does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
The investigator said he found probable cause Palin had violated ethics laws by trading on her position as she sought money for legal fees. Palin said in a statement this week that any notion she played a role in the defense fund is misguided. She and her lawyer have said the matter is still pending.
In other words, Roberto puts it this way:
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Having that in mind, RA Mansour wonders:
A , July 21, 2009 12:57 PM But... Sarah may actually mean it. Dc shudders. Nande , July 21, 2009 12:58 PM "...cease and desist..." Right on! Amen! And...No she di int!! Well done (again), Governor Palin!
Joan is absolutely sure that:
The good news is that so far officials believe the great blob to be non-toxic. Also, there is not much commercial fishing that takes place there, so there doesn’t appear to be a public health concern. Samples are currently being tested for toxicity, and the results should be available soon.
As jtaylor says:
Long-Term, Stably Priced Power - The case for “long-term stably priced†energy is far weaker than one might think. The reason generation costs vary from year to year is related to the cost of fuel. Generators with low and stable fuel costsâ€"say, nuclear power facilities, dams, and wind and solar power plantsâ€"have generating costs that don’t vary much. But because they are very capital intensive, the levelized cost of power (roughly defined as [construction costs + operation costs + maintenance costs over the lifetime of the facility] / total energy produced) is generally higher for those facilities than for plants with more variable fuel input costs (coal and natural gas). Question: Are relatively high but stable generating costs economically preferable to relatively low but more variable generating costs? Answer: sometimes they are, sometimes they aren t. If buyers were willing to pay a premium for expensive but stable energy supplies, then market a gents would supply that energy. Alas, electricity consumers are seldom interested in such deals.
Having that in mind, Philip Munger wonders:
July 2, 2009 1:33 PM Anonymous said... Okay, how about that little white lie that she told to national media (CNN, Blitzer, I think) not long ago that the reason for rejecting stimulus energy funds was because of the "strings?" That one has stuck in my craw because it was so blatant and so patently false. Legislators had found no strings, yet she continued to spew the same tripe. She even went so far as to say something like "Alaskans don t want that," or some such crap. Same thing as after the initial Troopergate ruling when she was interviewed and told the reporter how happy she was to have been cleared of any ethics charges.
pyack thinks that the problem is:
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Bureau News can't forget that:
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In response, RA Mansour claims:
3) If you are from New Jersey, then you should be far more concerned what your Liberal Governor is doing to your state, rather than the soon-to-be Governor of Alaska s accomplishments.
Meanwhile, Ben Muse came up with this idea:
Archives July 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008 More...
Philip Munger intervenes and adds:
- Will the soon to be ex-governor charge for consulting services when the state requires her input? Do you expect her to work for free? Think time, expenses, per diem, etc.
Mark Thiessen notices:
Besides the veto override vote, lawmakers will consider confirming the new lieutenant governor, Stevens said.
Philip Munger is rather skeptical:
Alaskan Eyrie Anonymous Bloggers Bent Alaska Celtic Diva's Blue Oasis Comity and Common Sense Dennis Zaki Blog - Alaska Report
christarzan brings some great news:
And the people who offer up these silly accusations? It doesn t cost them a dime, so they re not going to stop draining public resources spending other people s money in their game, she said.
As Scribbit says:
People get into blogging for all sorts of reasons, none of which are necessarily wrong, but if your goal is to make money you are so completely in the wrong line of work. Not only is it highly unrealistic to think that you'll be able to get into the upper echelon that can make a living in such a volatile field (it's too determined by luck and genius to provide even modest incomes to the majority) but if you're in it first for the money then everything you do will have that shadow of motive behind it which cannot be hidden from your audience. They
Laura Shin brings some great news:
When a thermokarst occurs, nutrients necessary for life, such as carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus, are released from the formerly frozen soil, allowing microbes to interact with these nutrients, and possibly stimulating life in the land or waters where it is released.
In contrast, John Donovan replies:
By Yereth Rosen ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 30 (Reuters) A federal appeals court has dismissed a legal action that challenged Royal Dutch Shell s ( RDSa.L ) plans to drill several wells over three years in Alaska s Beaufort Sea, now that the company itself has ditched the program and replaced it with a more limited exploration proposal.
For this reason, Cory Doctorow says:
Report this comment #56 posted by jackie31337 , July 16, 2009 12:06 PM Clemoh @30 This is a job for... SuperPalin! OMG, this totally explains her resignation! She has to give up her everyday identity as governor to assume her superhero identity and fight the blob.
Admin comes with the facts:
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RA Mansour does a quick recap:
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Still being unsure, Cory Doctorow asks:
Report this comment #45 posted by HeruRaHa , July 16, 2009 10:49 AM ambergris theorists: look at the pic; http://media.adn.com/smedia/2009/07/14/22/344-4557317.21868.original.standalone.prod_affiliate.7.jpg
Furthermore, Merv claims:
The governor's personal attorney, Thomas Van Flein, quickly followed Stapleton with a statement pointing out that he has "been working with the investigator regarding supplemental information. The matter is still pending. Whatever you have seen was released in violation of law."
acorcoran considers that:
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3) If you are from New Jersey, then you should be far more concerned what your Liberal Governor is doing to your state, rather than the soon-to-be Governor of Alaska s accomplishments.
Meanwhile, Ben Muse came up with this idea:
Archives July 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008 More...
Philip Munger intervenes and adds:
- Will the soon to be ex-governor charge for consulting services when the state requires her input? Do you expect her to work for free? Think time, expenses, per diem, etc.
Mark Thiessen notices:
Besides the veto override vote, lawmakers will consider confirming the new lieutenant governor, Stevens said.
Philip Munger is rather skeptical:
Alaskan Eyrie Anonymous Bloggers Bent Alaska Celtic Diva's Blue Oasis Comity and Common Sense Dennis Zaki Blog - Alaska Report
christarzan brings some great news:
And the people who offer up these silly accusations? It doesn t cost them a dime, so they re not going to stop draining public resources spending other people s money in their game, she said.
As Scribbit says:
People get into blogging for all sorts of reasons, none of which are necessarily wrong, but if your goal is to make money you are so completely in the wrong line of work. Not only is it highly unrealistic to think that you'll be able to get into the upper echelon that can make a living in such a volatile field (it's too determined by luck and genius to provide even modest incomes to the majority) but if you're in it first for the money then everything you do will have that shadow of motive behind it which cannot be hidden from your audience. They
Laura Shin brings some great news:
When a thermokarst occurs, nutrients necessary for life, such as carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus, are released from the formerly frozen soil, allowing microbes to interact with these nutrients, and possibly stimulating life in the land or waters where it is released.
In contrast, John Donovan replies:
By Yereth Rosen ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 30 (Reuters) A federal appeals court has dismissed a legal action that challenged Royal Dutch Shell s ( RDSa.L ) plans to drill several wells over three years in Alaska s Beaufort Sea, now that the company itself has ditched the program and replaced it with a more limited exploration proposal.
For this reason, Cory Doctorow says:
Report this comment #56 posted by jackie31337 , July 16, 2009 12:06 PM Clemoh @30 This is a job for... SuperPalin! OMG, this totally explains her resignation! She has to give up her everyday identity as governor to assume her superhero identity and fight the blob.
Admin comes with the facts:
Visit Trafalgar Tours at: http://www.trafalgar.comVisit our video-channel at: http://www.YouTube.com/TrafalgarWeb
RA Mansour does a quick recap:
Conservatives4Palin.com: Palin to Feds: Alaska is a Sovereign State skip to main | skip to sidebar Palin Legal Defense Fund DONATE
Still being unsure, Cory Doctorow asks:
Report this comment #45 posted by HeruRaHa , July 16, 2009 10:49 AM ambergris theorists: look at the pic; http://media.adn.com/smedia/2009/07/14/22/344-4557317.21868.original.standalone.prod_affiliate.7.jpg
Furthermore, Merv claims:
The governor's personal attorney, Thomas Van Flein, quickly followed Stapleton with a statement pointing out that he has "been working with the investigator regarding supplemental information. The matter is still pending. Whatever you have seen was released in violation of law."
acorcoran considers that:
7) Fire away with those comments! Don’t be shy! Top Posts Immigration, the fall of Capitalism/the rise of Islam, and where can we get a Geert Wilders? Nigerian on student visa carries out elaborate identity fraud scheme Muslim immigration killing Sweden How did we get so many Somali refugees---the numbers are telling About Refugee Resettlement Fact Sheets Holy Cow! Now 40 young Somalis are missing in Minnesota! Congressman Keith Ellison: Retrieve Somalis and re-integrate them! Somali gangs in Minneapolis? Open warfare? Bhutanese to Canada: clever photo---from mud hut to metropolis
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Jason tells the real story:
California, here we come Jul 2, 2009 at 7:17 am - No Comments Palin ethics complaints cost Alaska $296,000 Jul 2, 2009 at 7:13 am - No Comments Former Sen. Sununu Passes on New Hampshire Comeback Jul 2, 2009 at 12:49 am - No Comments Brown, Whitman raise most in Calif. governor race Jul 2, 2009 at 12:35 am - No Comments Inhofe: cap-and-trade is dead in the water and we are going to get the clown (Franken) from Minnesota. Jul 1, 2009 at 8:16 pm - 1 Comment GOP claims NY Senate records doctored after coup Jul 1, 2009 at 5:44 pm - No Comments
Laura Shin is not really sure about that:
The release of methane could create a domino effect, explains Vladimir Romanovksy, professor in geophysics at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Deirdre Helfferich comes with the facts:
Who am I to say? Balkinization Green Commons The Greener Side Intrepid Liberal Journal Obsidian Wings Radio Icebox
Thinking that's not all, noreply@blogger.com (Daniel Terrapin) adds:
SarahPAC Governor Palin's Website Governor Palin Media Database Governor Palin's Twitter Governor Palin's Facebook Conservative of the Year
Ben Carmichael brings more details:
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Douglas MacKinnon remembers that:
In reference to the Vanity Fair screed against him, President Clinton said it was, "A tawdry, anonymous quote-filled attack piece," and "Journalism of personal destruction at its worst." And so it was. As is Purdum's vile assault now against the Alaska governor. Of course, as many haters on the right took great delight in the unfair Vanity Fair onslaught against Clinton, even more haters from the left will rejoice in the further slandering of Palin.
noreply@blogger.com (Daniel Terrapin) shows how it is done:
UPDATED: God and Gov. Palin: Why "They" Can t Stan... Siv Jensen: Another "Iron Lady of the North"
As a result of that, Donald Douglas belives:
Leftists Unhinged at Our Country Deserves Better P... Anti-Tax Tea Party Movement Scores Victory in Schw... The CIA and Targeted Killing
Mike Alvear gives a bit of an idea about it:
Geoffrey Dunn: The Iquitarod!: Sarah Palin's Latest Arctic Sport Palin expects no one to wonder why in the world she would step down from the governorship, which is the only platform from which she can claim any political legitimacy. And we're not supposed to speculate? Come now.
Pat Dollard is absolutely sure that:
To be sure, there are still plenty of Republicans involved in the 2008 campaign who roll their eyes when asked about Palin s readiness to be vice president or the possibility of her running in 2012 for the top job.
Furthermore, Roberto claims:
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Tolik sees it this way:
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In contrast, RA Mansour replies:
Doug (formerly DB) , June 29, 2009 1:12 PM A, If it came out that Governor Palin invested $172,388.95 in TransCanada, would that result in an ethics complaint against her?
Before going any further, Philip Munger wants to get this straight:
My understanding is that the DoD is responsible for getting the National Guard soldiers back to U.S. soil, or where they embarked from -- and then it s up to their State National Guard (and thus, Sarah Palin s personal piggy bank, the state coffers) to get them back to their homes.
However, Merv states that:
Asymetric cyber war from Norks Taliban child killers strike again Democrats try to cover for Pelosi on intel reports...
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California, here we come Jul 2, 2009 at 7:17 am - No Comments Palin ethics complaints cost Alaska $296,000 Jul 2, 2009 at 7:13 am - No Comments Former Sen. Sununu Passes on New Hampshire Comeback Jul 2, 2009 at 12:49 am - No Comments Brown, Whitman raise most in Calif. governor race Jul 2, 2009 at 12:35 am - No Comments Inhofe: cap-and-trade is dead in the water and we are going to get the clown (Franken) from Minnesota. Jul 1, 2009 at 8:16 pm - 1 Comment GOP claims NY Senate records doctored after coup Jul 1, 2009 at 5:44 pm - No Comments
Laura Shin is not really sure about that:
The release of methane could create a domino effect, explains Vladimir Romanovksy, professor in geophysics at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
Deirdre Helfferich comes with the facts:
Who am I to say? Balkinization Green Commons The Greener Side Intrepid Liberal Journal Obsidian Wings Radio Icebox
Thinking that's not all, noreply@blogger.com (Daniel Terrapin) adds:
SarahPAC Governor Palin's Website Governor Palin Media Database Governor Palin's Twitter Governor Palin's Facebook Conservative of the Year
Ben Carmichael brings more details:
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Douglas MacKinnon remembers that:
In reference to the Vanity Fair screed against him, President Clinton said it was, "A tawdry, anonymous quote-filled attack piece," and "Journalism of personal destruction at its worst." And so it was. As is Purdum's vile assault now against the Alaska governor. Of course, as many haters on the right took great delight in the unfair Vanity Fair onslaught against Clinton, even more haters from the left will rejoice in the further slandering of Palin.
noreply@blogger.com (Daniel Terrapin) shows how it is done:
UPDATED: God and Gov. Palin: Why "They" Can t Stan... Siv Jensen: Another "Iron Lady of the North"
As a result of that, Donald Douglas belives:
Leftists Unhinged at Our Country Deserves Better P... Anti-Tax Tea Party Movement Scores Victory in Schw... The CIA and Targeted Killing
Mike Alvear gives a bit of an idea about it:
Geoffrey Dunn: The Iquitarod!: Sarah Palin's Latest Arctic Sport Palin expects no one to wonder why in the world she would step down from the governorship, which is the only platform from which she can claim any political legitimacy. And we're not supposed to speculate? Come now.
Pat Dollard is absolutely sure that:
To be sure, there are still plenty of Republicans involved in the 2008 campaign who roll their eyes when asked about Palin s readiness to be vice president or the possibility of her running in 2012 for the top job.
Furthermore, Roberto claims:
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Tolik sees it this way:
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In contrast, RA Mansour replies:
Doug (formerly DB) , June 29, 2009 1:12 PM A, If it came out that Governor Palin invested $172,388.95 in TransCanada, would that result in an ethics complaint against her?
Before going any further, Philip Munger wants to get this straight:
My understanding is that the DoD is responsible for getting the National Guard soldiers back to U.S. soil, or where they embarked from -- and then it s up to their State National Guard (and thus, Sarah Palin s personal piggy bank, the state coffers) to get them back to their homes.
However, Merv states that:
Asymetric cyber war from Norks Taliban child killers strike again Democrats try to cover for Pelosi on intel reports...
Sources:
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Crof comes with a new idea:
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TD can't forget that:
April (13) Dutch Intelligence/Security Service: Threat from L... Oregonian Subscription Rate Plummets 11% in One Ye... Those Who Will Pay Off the Debt Approve of It McClatchy Newspapers Daily Circulation Down 9% Wisdom and Courage from Life s Trials: Sarah Pali... The Sound of a Bit of Joy in Antwerp USC Annenberg Journalism School Threatens/Handcuff... Governor Palin s Right to Life Speech Unemployment: the Mildly Good and the Ugly Faith Differences Between Conservatives and Libera... Washington State Senate Honors Home-Schoolers Uh-oh. NASA: Green Laws Increase Global Warming Oregon Governor Pines for Good Old Days
Crof notices:
China Daily Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention Daily Star (Bangladesh) Egypt News eKantipur.com (Nepal)
Having that in mind, Admin wonders:
Discover the treasures of Ottawa, Painted Desert, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Quebec and Rapid City. Experience the Rocky Mountaineer and Rocky Mountain National Park, Rocky Mountains, Route 66, Salt Lake City, San Carlos or San Diego. Leave your heart in San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Sante Fe, Scottsdale, Seattle and Sedona. Encounter the wonders of Shenandoah National Park, Sheridan, South Dakota, St. Louis and Strasburg.
However, Aknauta states that:
7. King David founded the city of Jerusalem. Mohammed never came to Jerusalem. 8. Jews pray facing Jerusalem. Muslims pray with their backs toward Jerusalem.
Mike objects:
Not Tucker Carlson TENSIONS MOUNT AS HONDURAS DEFIES OAS 1 day ago Augusta Conservative Interview with Virginia State Delegate Ben Cline 2 days ago
Crof intervenes and adds:
July 02, 2009Alaska: Politics trump pandemic Via Juneau Empire.com: State s top doctor, Public Health director leave posts
noreply@blogger.com (Daniel Terrapin) does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
SarahPAC Governor Palin's Website Governor Palin Media Database Governor Palin's Twitter Governor Palin's Facebook Conservative of the Year
Joan notices:
Check out a video about the great blob of Alaska below. The Great Blob Of Alaska Video More TV Headlines: Ty Murray Is Jewel s Husband Tina Fey SNL Debate Video Eva Longoria is Sexiest Actress on U.S. TV Jay Harrington On Private Practice Belinda Carlisle Voted Off of Dancing With the Stars, Jimmy Kimmel Video Behind The Music Returns to VH1
Philip Munger has another idea:
Leave No Monkey Behind Mamadance mt view forum My Fairbanks Life No Trawl Zone OMFGAlaska own the sidewalk Palingates
Tartelette comes with a new idea:
Pass the lemon juice through a sieve to remove the pulp and add it to the sugar syrup, stirring well to blend.
In contrast, Mark Thiessen replies:
Palin nominates former key State Dept. official to be Alaska's attorney general June 16th, 2009 Palin nominates Sullivan to key Alaska postSOLDOTNA, Alaska â€" Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has nominated former U.S.
For example, Philip Munger considers:
Sorry. According to both parties, Alaska sits on the edge of a constitutional crisis because of the "chain of command vacuum" created by the governor's abrupt resignation.
Crof thinks about it:
Effect Measure Required reading. Egyptian Chronicles Good coverage of Egyptian flu news, and Zeinobia is fun to read on any topic.
For this purpose, webmaster@aprn.org (Alaska Public Radio Network) suggests:
APRN Programs AK Alaska News Alaska News Nightly Corrections Iditarod Special Events Statehood Talk of Alaska Top Stories Uncategorized Web Extras Web Updates
pyack gives a bit of an idea about it:
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Despite the previous arguments, Crof has many reasons to think otherwise:
Pilot Project of Avian Influenza Control, Tangerang (English/Bahasa) Portal Influenza Aviária (Brasil) SAIDR: Strengthening Avian Influenza Detection and Response in Egypt
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National Center for Disaster Preparedness Pandemic Influenza Risk Communication Pandemic Plan Prepared Citizens STEPS centre avian flu
TD can't forget that:
April (13) Dutch Intelligence/Security Service: Threat from L... Oregonian Subscription Rate Plummets 11% in One Ye... Those Who Will Pay Off the Debt Approve of It McClatchy Newspapers Daily Circulation Down 9% Wisdom and Courage from Life s Trials: Sarah Pali... The Sound of a Bit of Joy in Antwerp USC Annenberg Journalism School Threatens/Handcuff... Governor Palin s Right to Life Speech Unemployment: the Mildly Good and the Ugly Faith Differences Between Conservatives and Libera... Washington State Senate Honors Home-Schoolers Uh-oh. NASA: Green Laws Increase Global Warming Oregon Governor Pines for Good Old Days
Crof notices:
China Daily Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention Daily Star (Bangladesh) Egypt News eKantipur.com (Nepal)
Having that in mind, Admin wonders:
Discover the treasures of Ottawa, Painted Desert, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Quebec and Rapid City. Experience the Rocky Mountaineer and Rocky Mountain National Park, Rocky Mountains, Route 66, Salt Lake City, San Carlos or San Diego. Leave your heart in San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Sante Fe, Scottsdale, Seattle and Sedona. Encounter the wonders of Shenandoah National Park, Sheridan, South Dakota, St. Louis and Strasburg.
However, Aknauta states that:
7. King David founded the city of Jerusalem. Mohammed never came to Jerusalem. 8. Jews pray facing Jerusalem. Muslims pray with their backs toward Jerusalem.
Mike objects:
Not Tucker Carlson TENSIONS MOUNT AS HONDURAS DEFIES OAS 1 day ago Augusta Conservative Interview with Virginia State Delegate Ben Cline 2 days ago
Crof intervenes and adds:
July 02, 2009Alaska: Politics trump pandemic Via Juneau Empire.com: State s top doctor, Public Health director leave posts
noreply@blogger.com (Daniel Terrapin) does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
SarahPAC Governor Palin's Website Governor Palin Media Database Governor Palin's Twitter Governor Palin's Facebook Conservative of the Year
Joan notices:
Check out a video about the great blob of Alaska below. The Great Blob Of Alaska Video More TV Headlines: Ty Murray Is Jewel s Husband Tina Fey SNL Debate Video Eva Longoria is Sexiest Actress on U.S. TV Jay Harrington On Private Practice Belinda Carlisle Voted Off of Dancing With the Stars, Jimmy Kimmel Video Behind The Music Returns to VH1
Philip Munger has another idea:
Leave No Monkey Behind Mamadance mt view forum My Fairbanks Life No Trawl Zone OMFGAlaska own the sidewalk Palingates
Tartelette comes with a new idea:
Pass the lemon juice through a sieve to remove the pulp and add it to the sugar syrup, stirring well to blend.
In contrast, Mark Thiessen replies:
Palin nominates former key State Dept. official to be Alaska's attorney general June 16th, 2009 Palin nominates Sullivan to key Alaska postSOLDOTNA, Alaska â€" Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has nominated former U.S.
For example, Philip Munger considers:
Sorry. According to both parties, Alaska sits on the edge of a constitutional crisis because of the "chain of command vacuum" created by the governor's abrupt resignation.
Crof thinks about it:
Effect Measure Required reading. Egyptian Chronicles Good coverage of Egyptian flu news, and Zeinobia is fun to read on any topic.
For this purpose, webmaster@aprn.org (Alaska Public Radio Network) suggests:
APRN Programs AK Alaska News Alaska News Nightly Corrections Iditarod Special Events Statehood Talk of Alaska Top Stories Uncategorized Web Extras Web Updates
pyack gives a bit of an idea about it:
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Despite the previous arguments, Crof has many reasons to think otherwise:
Pilot Project of Avian Influenza Control, Tangerang (English/Bahasa) Portal Influenza Aviária (Brasil) SAIDR: Strengthening Avian Influenza Detection and Response in Egypt
Sources:
Crof TD Admin Aknauta Mike noreply@blogger.com (Daniel Terrapin) Joan Philip Munger Tartelette Mark Thiessen webmaster@aprn.org (Alaska Public Radio Network) pyack
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Alaska From: Melissa McEwan Carolee4444 FireFightingNews.com (United Press International) MataHarley Jason AKMuckraker Aknauta Anchorage Activist Joan Christarzan Pyack Ben Muse Chuck Reagan Michelle Michael Bersin RA Mansour Acorcoran Ben Carmichael /26733247
As a result of that, Melissa McEwan belives:
Oof.While I'm well aware that sort of shrugging, folksy, whatever!-you-know-what-I-mean shtick is actually quite appealing to lots and lots of people, it really, truly makes me cringe down to my freaking spleen.
However, carolee4444 states that:
Did you also agree with the money that was spent on her hair and clothes during the campaign? In a time of economic problems in the U.S.? Do you have no problem with monies that she spent (hundreds of thousands of dollars) on hairdo s and clothes when there are people losing their jobs and homes and children and the elderly going to bed hungry every night?
FireFightingNews.com (United Press International) tells the real story:
Written by United Press International Courtesy of YellowBrix By utilizing the content on this page, you agree to the legal terms .
MataHarley points out another thing aside from that:
This Trust was created by a team of expert lawyers from around the country. It was thoroughly vetted for compliance with federal and state law and trust law. So far Mr. Daniel is the only lawyer in the country who has questioned a legal defense fund despite the fact that his firm has set up legal defense funds for other office holders. Because his initial review was unprecedented and contained factual errors it was my understanding that Gov. Palin s legal team, including Mr. Van Flein, were in on-going discussions with Mr. Daniel. The matter was not final.
Jason thinks that the problem is:
Mike Pence is a true Conservative I could stand behind and support as ... David: 2009-07-01 17:11:31 Thomas, thanks for the input. I'm glad you are as angry as the rest of... Jason: 2009-06-28 00:52:29 I how the RNC does not support one of these tratiors when they are up ... Thomas Harrington: 2009-06-27 18:35:18 Congress: READ THE @$@#* BILL!... Jason: 2009-06-27 04:48:42 Mitt Romney was allegedly Pro Familly when he was a Mormon Missionary ... Glen Hess: 2009-06-15 08:53:13
AKMuckraker comes with the facts:
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Aknauta might have an idea about it:
Enter Stage Right Essential Reading by Underground Notes Fascist Ecology Fire Fraser Institute Free Congress Foundation
Anchorage Activist says it all comes down to this:
7/17/2009 3:49 AM Mark Anderson SLC UT said... Dan was a friend of mine in the late 70s.I moved from the state and did not stay in touch with him and am sorry for it.He was a good man and neighbor.May he rest in peace and foregive those who could not be open minded enough to see facts when they are brought into light
While it may be true, Joan thinks:
Terry Whitledge also said: “You’ll find these kind of algae grow in areas that are shallow enough that light can get to the bottom If you had a rocky area along the coast, you could have this type of algae.â€
christarzan remembers that:
It s not fair to the state, and it s not fair to her family, and it finally got to the point where she needed to do something.
pyack thinks that the problem is:
Browse by Day July 2009 S M T W T F S « Jun 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
In response, Ben Muse claims:
The price of oil rose to high levels in the first half of 2008. A third of the jobs in Alaska are directly or indirectly dependent on oil ; oil taxes and royalties account for a large proportion of state government revenues. Resource development projects have long lead times. Investments made now will only pay off years from now. While commodity prices were high in 2008 and are lower now, its likely they ll rise again when the world economy begins to improve. Economic activity in this sector should be relatively unresponsive to short run price movements. In fact, employment in the natural resource production sector grew from April 2008 to April 2009.
Thinking that's not all, Chuck Reagan adds:
While it is very reasonable that any true American has distaste for Washington Democrats and their dark leader, these sinister words by Sarah Palin can seem like one thing only: a preamble to secession.
Furthermore, Michelle claims:
7 Jun 2009 to 9 Jun 2009 Monterey, California 10 Jun 2009 Captain s Choice 11 Jun 2009 to 13 Jun 2009 San Francisco, California
Michael Bersin is rather skeptical:
Senator Collins... ( 0.00 / 0 ) ...ANCs can get a 5% contract bonus for contracting with one of its own subsidiaries. Debra Ritt's staff confirms that is correct. 543,895 votes by: Michael Bersin @ Thu Jul 16, 2009 at 14:31:39 PM CDT
RA Mansour objects:
Thread Moderator , July 21, 2009 4:00 PM NJliberal, Let s get some things straight:1) This site is called Conservatives4Palin. It is NOT called Liberals Against Palin.
However, acorcoran states that:
Canadian Immigration Reform Blog Center for the Study of Political Islam Center for Vigilant Freedom Citizen Warrior
Ben Carmichael does a quick recap:
It's not that I dislike informed debate. In fact, I welcome and encourage it. But some of the comments above prefer combat to debate.
Sources:
Melissa McEwan carolee4444 FireFightingNews.com (United Press International) MataHarley Jason AKMuckraker Aknauta Anchorage Activist Joan christarzan pyack Ben Muse Chuck Reagan Michelle Michael Bersin RA Mansour acorcoran Ben Carmichael
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Oof.While I'm well aware that sort of shrugging, folksy, whatever!-you-know-what-I-mean shtick is actually quite appealing to lots and lots of people, it really, truly makes me cringe down to my freaking spleen.
However, carolee4444 states that:
Did you also agree with the money that was spent on her hair and clothes during the campaign? In a time of economic problems in the U.S.? Do you have no problem with monies that she spent (hundreds of thousands of dollars) on hairdo s and clothes when there are people losing their jobs and homes and children and the elderly going to bed hungry every night?
FireFightingNews.com (United Press International) tells the real story:
Written by United Press International Courtesy of YellowBrix By utilizing the content on this page, you agree to the legal terms .
MataHarley points out another thing aside from that:
This Trust was created by a team of expert lawyers from around the country. It was thoroughly vetted for compliance with federal and state law and trust law. So far Mr. Daniel is the only lawyer in the country who has questioned a legal defense fund despite the fact that his firm has set up legal defense funds for other office holders. Because his initial review was unprecedented and contained factual errors it was my understanding that Gov. Palin s legal team, including Mr. Van Flein, were in on-going discussions with Mr. Daniel. The matter was not final.
Jason thinks that the problem is:
Mike Pence is a true Conservative I could stand behind and support as ... David: 2009-07-01 17:11:31 Thomas, thanks for the input. I'm glad you are as angry as the rest of... Jason: 2009-06-28 00:52:29 I how the RNC does not support one of these tratiors when they are up ... Thomas Harrington: 2009-06-27 18:35:18 Congress: READ THE @$@#* BILL!... Jason: 2009-06-27 04:48:42 Mitt Romney was allegedly Pro Familly when he was a Mormon Missionary ... Glen Hess: 2009-06-15 08:53:13
AKMuckraker comes with the facts:
- + CTtransplant I'm a Fan of CTtransplant I'm a fan of this user permalink Agree! I love it, too! And Shannyn Moore's website is pretty terrific as well! Reply Favorite Flag as abusive Posted 02:32 AM on 07/22/2009 - + democracy7 I'm a Fan of democracy7 I'm a fan of this user permalink Mudflatters they are truly great, aren't they? keep on posting, keep us informed. Reply Favorite Flag as abusive Posted 06:37 AM on 07/22/2009 - + coug1 I'm a Fan of coug1 I'm a fan of this user permalink Fellow AKM/Mudflats fan checking in! Reply Favorite Flag as abusive Posted 10:47 AM on 07/22/2009
Aknauta might have an idea about it:
Enter Stage Right Essential Reading by Underground Notes Fascist Ecology Fire Fraser Institute Free Congress Foundation
Anchorage Activist says it all comes down to this:
7/17/2009 3:49 AM Mark Anderson SLC UT said... Dan was a friend of mine in the late 70s.I moved from the state and did not stay in touch with him and am sorry for it.He was a good man and neighbor.May he rest in peace and foregive those who could not be open minded enough to see facts when they are brought into light
While it may be true, Joan thinks:
Terry Whitledge also said: “You’ll find these kind of algae grow in areas that are shallow enough that light can get to the bottom If you had a rocky area along the coast, you could have this type of algae.â€
christarzan remembers that:
It s not fair to the state, and it s not fair to her family, and it finally got to the point where she needed to do something.
pyack thinks that the problem is:
Browse by Day July 2009 S M T W T F S « Jun 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
In response, Ben Muse claims:
The price of oil rose to high levels in the first half of 2008. A third of the jobs in Alaska are directly or indirectly dependent on oil ; oil taxes and royalties account for a large proportion of state government revenues. Resource development projects have long lead times. Investments made now will only pay off years from now. While commodity prices were high in 2008 and are lower now, its likely they ll rise again when the world economy begins to improve. Economic activity in this sector should be relatively unresponsive to short run price movements. In fact, employment in the natural resource production sector grew from April 2008 to April 2009.
Thinking that's not all, Chuck Reagan adds:
While it is very reasonable that any true American has distaste for Washington Democrats and their dark leader, these sinister words by Sarah Palin can seem like one thing only: a preamble to secession.
Furthermore, Michelle claims:
7 Jun 2009 to 9 Jun 2009 Monterey, California 10 Jun 2009 Captain s Choice 11 Jun 2009 to 13 Jun 2009 San Francisco, California
Michael Bersin is rather skeptical:
Senator Collins... ( 0.00 / 0 ) ...ANCs can get a 5% contract bonus for contracting with one of its own subsidiaries. Debra Ritt's staff confirms that is correct. 543,895 votes by: Michael Bersin @ Thu Jul 16, 2009 at 14:31:39 PM CDT
RA Mansour objects:
Thread Moderator , July 21, 2009 4:00 PM NJliberal, Let s get some things straight:1) This site is called Conservatives4Palin. It is NOT called Liberals Against Palin.
However, acorcoran states that:
Canadian Immigration Reform Blog Center for the Study of Political Islam Center for Vigilant Freedom Citizen Warrior
Ben Carmichael does a quick recap:
It's not that I dislike informed debate. In fact, I welcome and encourage it. But some of the comments above prefer combat to debate.
Sources:
Melissa McEwan carolee4444 FireFightingNews.com (United Press International) MataHarley Jason AKMuckraker Aknauta Anchorage Activist Joan christarzan pyack Ben Muse Chuck Reagan Michelle Michael Bersin RA Mansour acorcoran Ben Carmichael
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
Alaska From: Shortsshortsshorts Philip Munger Cory Doctorow AKMuckraker Eliza, AC360° Akmuckraker The Huffington Post News Editors Holly Jahangiri Dave Merv Donald Douglas Philip Munger Michelle Philip Munger Tartelette /26717171
Still not being convinced, shortsshortsshorts replies:
The Federal Government is placing a moratorium on certain sectors of Alaska s public health thingie, as they are letting people die off left and right. PARTICULARLY elderly people who die waiting for a nurse to help them. While it may be screwed up that these programs are coming to a complete halt , we should explore why the hell this is happening, shall we?
Philip Munger does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
cost us $447.5 million dollars. I can't wait for Channel 2 KTUU News' Jason Moore and Lori Tipton to do as thorough of a story on this as they did on the $1.9 million dollar spread sheets.
Cory Doctorow points out another thing aside from that:
Report this comment #49 posted by bobhughes , July 16, 2009 11:07 AM It's a leftover petroleum bubble from an oil spill which is now supporting a megacolony of marine pseudomona. These bacteria need to be cultivated and further studied as a potential method of seawater remediation.
As a result of that, AKMuckraker belives:
After the independent investigation was completed, the findings seem to indicate that the complaint had merit, and uncovered some unsavory legal fundraising tactics.
In other words, Cory Doctorow puts it this way:
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Philip Munger does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
They had a duty to investigate Palin for possible perjury and they did not. They could have possible impeached her and they didn t even try.
Eliza, AC360° comes with a new idea:
Sarah Palin, for all her possible intellectual flaws, has some serious chops. Somehow she went from mayor of a tiny little town to governor of Alaska. If you ve never been to Alaska, you don t understand just how amazing that is. Here s a former Miss Nobody who managed to defeat all the alpha dogs that the Alpha Dog State managed to toss against her and become governor. Talk about winning against all odds!
akmuckraker thinks that the problem is:
Share and Enjoy:
However, The Huffington Post News Editors thinks differently:
In this photo taken on Friday July 17, 2009, Gov. Sarah Palin talks with residents in Unalakleet, Alaska. (AP Photo/Matthew Daly) Share Print Comments
Holly Jahangiri does a quick recap:
Anyway, this slideshow has a few annotations and a little sound, but otherwise I let the photos speak for themselves. Reading about the Oregon Trail, years ago, I knew in my heart that I would never have survived the journey. I haven t got the stamina or the sheer determination, let alone the skills, to make it five hundred miles from civilization never mind 2000 miles across the country. Looking at the route the Gold Rush took , high into the Yukon territory, it occurred to me that there were worse things than the Oregon Trail , and I wondered how so many people survived let alone made their fortunes searching out, panning, and digging for gold.
In response, Dave claims:
Also, I thought it interesting that this happened at Chuckie Cheese... (or something...) Posted by: frodolives | July 21, 2009 at 11:14 AM
Merv explains:
Sarah Palin s long view The bad deal with Russia Obama s Democrat problem Ethnic violence in China continues
Donald Douglas does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Iran Warns of Crushing Response to July 9 Protes... Let s Not Overstate What Obama Accomplished in Mos... Marc Andreessen Has Silicon Valley Buzzing Again
Philip Munger sees it this way:
Ptarmigan Nest Radical Catholic Mom Recycling & Renewables Rap Situational Ethics SOL in SOLdotna, Alaska subarctic mama
But Michelle has a different opinion:
2 Aug 2009 At Sea 3 Aug 2009 Valdez, Alaska 4 Aug 2009 At Sea 5 Aug 2009 to 7 Aug 2009 Anchorage, Alaska
Philip Munger comes with a new idea:
Saturday Alaska Progressive Blog Roundup - July 4t... 4th of July in Wasilla, Alaska - Independence Day!... Saradise Lost - Book 3 - Chapter 3 -- Palin Talks ...
Dave comes with a new idea:
Al G.? as in Gore? Posted by: oneblankspace | July 21, 2009 at 02:19 PM I love the smell of algae in the morning!!! Posted by: frodolives | July 21, 2009 at 02:44 PM
Eliza, AC360° does a quick recap:
But, as a sports fan, I d sure love to see her run.And it s here that Sarah Palin is fascinating. She’s a natural talent. I m not talking about policy wonkishness, or even the ability to run a nation (or a state, or even a town for that matter). No, I m talking about talent to captivate, hold attention, and work a crowd.
Tartelette is rather skeptical:
grated zest of one lemon1 tablespoon (9gr) poppy seeds2 oz (60gr) unsalted butter, melted and slightly cooled
Sources:
shortsshortsshorts Philip Munger Cory Doctorow AKMuckraker Eliza, AC360° akmuckraker The Huffington Post News Editors Holly Jahangiri Dave Merv Donald Douglas Philip Munger Michelle Philip Munger Tartelette
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The Federal Government is placing a moratorium on certain sectors of Alaska s public health thingie, as they are letting people die off left and right. PARTICULARLY elderly people who die waiting for a nurse to help them. While it may be screwed up that these programs are coming to a complete halt , we should explore why the hell this is happening, shall we?
Philip Munger does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
cost us $447.5 million dollars. I can't wait for Channel 2 KTUU News' Jason Moore and Lori Tipton to do as thorough of a story on this as they did on the $1.9 million dollar spread sheets.
Cory Doctorow points out another thing aside from that:
Report this comment #49 posted by bobhughes , July 16, 2009 11:07 AM It's a leftover petroleum bubble from an oil spill which is now supporting a megacolony of marine pseudomona. These bacteria need to be cultivated and further studied as a potential method of seawater remediation.
As a result of that, AKMuckraker belives:
After the independent investigation was completed, the findings seem to indicate that the complaint had merit, and uncovered some unsavory legal fundraising tactics.
In other words, Cory Doctorow puts it this way:
Leave a comment Name: Anonymous Comments (You may use HTML tags for style)
Philip Munger does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
They had a duty to investigate Palin for possible perjury and they did not. They could have possible impeached her and they didn t even try.
Eliza, AC360° comes with a new idea:
Sarah Palin, for all her possible intellectual flaws, has some serious chops. Somehow she went from mayor of a tiny little town to governor of Alaska. If you ve never been to Alaska, you don t understand just how amazing that is. Here s a former Miss Nobody who managed to defeat all the alpha dogs that the Alpha Dog State managed to toss against her and become governor. Talk about winning against all odds!
akmuckraker thinks that the problem is:
Share and Enjoy:
However, The Huffington Post News Editors thinks differently:
In this photo taken on Friday July 17, 2009, Gov. Sarah Palin talks with residents in Unalakleet, Alaska. (AP Photo/Matthew Daly) Share Print Comments
Holly Jahangiri does a quick recap:
Anyway, this slideshow has a few annotations and a little sound, but otherwise I let the photos speak for themselves. Reading about the Oregon Trail, years ago, I knew in my heart that I would never have survived the journey. I haven t got the stamina or the sheer determination, let alone the skills, to make it five hundred miles from civilization never mind 2000 miles across the country. Looking at the route the Gold Rush took , high into the Yukon territory, it occurred to me that there were worse things than the Oregon Trail , and I wondered how so many people survived let alone made their fortunes searching out, panning, and digging for gold.
In response, Dave claims:
Also, I thought it interesting that this happened at Chuckie Cheese... (or something...) Posted by: frodolives | July 21, 2009 at 11:14 AM
Merv explains:
Sarah Palin s long view The bad deal with Russia Obama s Democrat problem Ethnic violence in China continues
Donald Douglas does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Iran Warns of Crushing Response to July 9 Protes... Let s Not Overstate What Obama Accomplished in Mos... Marc Andreessen Has Silicon Valley Buzzing Again
Philip Munger sees it this way:
Ptarmigan Nest Radical Catholic Mom Recycling & Renewables Rap Situational Ethics SOL in SOLdotna, Alaska subarctic mama
But Michelle has a different opinion:
2 Aug 2009 At Sea 3 Aug 2009 Valdez, Alaska 4 Aug 2009 At Sea 5 Aug 2009 to 7 Aug 2009 Anchorage, Alaska
Philip Munger comes with a new idea:
Saturday Alaska Progressive Blog Roundup - July 4t... 4th of July in Wasilla, Alaska - Independence Day!... Saradise Lost - Book 3 - Chapter 3 -- Palin Talks ...
Dave comes with a new idea:
Al G.? as in Gore? Posted by: oneblankspace | July 21, 2009 at 02:19 PM I love the smell of algae in the morning!!! Posted by: frodolives | July 21, 2009 at 02:44 PM
Eliza, AC360° does a quick recap:
But, as a sports fan, I d sure love to see her run.And it s here that Sarah Palin is fascinating. She’s a natural talent. I m not talking about policy wonkishness, or even the ability to run a nation (or a state, or even a town for that matter). No, I m talking about talent to captivate, hold attention, and work a crowd.
Tartelette is rather skeptical:
grated zest of one lemon1 tablespoon (9gr) poppy seeds2 oz (60gr) unsalted butter, melted and slightly cooled
Sources:
shortsshortsshorts Philip Munger Cory Doctorow AKMuckraker Eliza, AC360° akmuckraker The Huffington Post News Editors Holly Jahangiri Dave Merv Donald Douglas Philip Munger Michelle Philip Munger Tartelette
Disclaimer:
This text is automatically generated from different sources on the internet. It must be considered an experiment
Friday, August 14, 2009
Alaska From: Cory Doctorow RA Mansour Eliza, AC360° Ktadmin Mark Thiessen DaGoddess Crof Ben Carmichael JOE GANDELMAN, Editor-In-Chief Philip Munger Shortsshortsshorts Aknauta RA Mansour Alasasa DR Robert Parry Dan Fagan Scribbit David Alm /26697424
Similarly, Cory Doctorow adds:
Report this comment #78 posted by jphilby , July 16, 2009 5:26 PM It's that thing from 'Spirited Away'. Talk nice to it and it gives you lots of gold. Don't stand too close.
RA Mansour brings more details:
alwaysfiredup , July 21, 2009 1:14 PM Nancy, do you tweet? I bet they re hilarious too. Brian72 , July 21, 2009 1:15 PM
Eliza, AC360° might have an idea about it:
patti July 8th, 2009 2:38 pm ET Sarah Palin is rabib and totally a confused woman. She is another reason why ahe should help Pres. Obama in the health care issue. She can help push her many reasons for the bill like her daughter, etc. She should forget about being a presidential candidate. That would be like putting another GW BUSH in office. The difference is she would not have the money he has. Another wrecked economy
ktadmin is rather skeptical:
Ballet Beauty Secrets Blog Billiards BioTech Stocks Blog Bird Watching Black White Blog - A blog to discuss the race issues and events that occur in society and the media.
Mark Thiessen does a quick recap:
Related NewsBad weather stops visit by Alaska Gov. Palin to Valdez July 13th, 2009 Bad weather stops Palin visit to ValdezVALDEZ, Alaska â€" Officials say bad weather has caused Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to cancel a visit to Valdez.
DaGoddess tells the real story:
Jill-e Rolling Bag Canon Speedlite 580EX www. flick r .com Go to Joanie H's photostream Categories: Bloggy Currents Deadliest Catch Discovery Entertainment Friends Health Humor Kidstuff Life Local Music Personal Interest Photography Silliness The Well travel Uncategorized
Crof remembers that:
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (CDC) New Brunswick Pandemic Influenza Plan for the Health Sector
Ben Carmichael comes with a new idea:
Welcome | Logout Log In | Sign Up The Huffington Post July 17, 2009 Home Politics Media Business Entertainment Living Style Green World Comedy 23/6 New York Chicago Video Blogger Index Archive Make HuffPost Your HomePage Get Email Alerts
As a result of that, JOE GANDELMAN, Editor-In-Chief belives:
Either way, there s the very real possibility that this kind of piling on Palin by the elitist MSM will actually improve her image outside the New York/DC corridor and make people in flyover country like her more, not less.
For this reason, Philip Munger says:
Lazarhat said... Phil, I spotted an error in your math at the conclusion of your post... you forgot to carry the $500 Million from the AGIA column! Pretty common error. Happens all the time. So: $447.5 Million $500.0 Million (*) -------------- $947.5 Million Respectfully, -Laz * = excluding any potential future lawsuit costs
Thinking that's not all, shortsshortsshorts adds:
So there aren t enough nurses, because of cost savings? That s just fucking fantastic. This is like starving your children because feeding them doesn t amount to cost savings. Look at how screwed up this is:
Aknauta says it all comes down to this:
1. Nationhood and Jerusalem. Israel became a nation in 1312 BCE, Two thousand years before the rise of Islam.
Philip Munger is rather skeptical:
- Changes of portraits, signs, logos (except Arctic Cat), etc. - Personnel changes, confirmations, background checks, and moving expenses.
RA Mansour points out another thing aside from that:
Bean Counter , June 29, 2009 10:56 AM Killer piece, RAM! Once more, our citizen journalists here at C4P are doing the job the state run media won t do. Since this site has such increased traffic these days, maybe some respectable news outlet will pick it up and run with it, or at least do their own research using this piece as a point of departure.
Furthermore, alasasa claims:
Ecrire un commentaire En réponse à : Votre nom : - Votre email : - Votre URL : Votre commentaire : - Retenir mes coordonnées : S'abonner au fil de discussion :
DR has another idea:
Catholic League News Release Congress Controlling Almost Everything As Commerce... Founding Fathers Quote Sovereignty Under 10th Amendment
Robert Parry is rather skeptical:
I m not putting Alaska through that I promised efficiencies and effectiveness. That s not how I am wired. I am not wired to operate under the same old politics as usual. I promised that four years ago and I meant it. It s not what is best for Alaska. I am determined to take the right path for Alaska even though it is unconventional and not so comfortable.
Meanwhile, Dan Fagan came up with this idea:
One of the many great myths Sarah Palin used to rise to power is the idea oil companies have to invest their limited future capital in Alaska and therefore we can treat the industry anyway we want. For ACES to work we have to accept the notion taxes don't deter investment. Nothing could be further from the truth. Oil companies only have so much capital to invest and, like the Liberty field, will only invest if prospects pencil out.
Similarly, Scribbit adds:
11:24 AM Sam said... all lot of what yoy said rings true for me!! I first spent ages and ages (and ages) on my blog and then neglected it for a bit. Now that I am coming up on my second anniversary I am hoping that I am a bit more stable now although I do find that I leave just a bit too long between posts and then feel quite guilty!! ;-) I would say that I am still learning!!
David Alm imagines that:
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Cory Doctorow RA Mansour Eliza, AC360° ktadmin Mark Thiessen DaGoddess Crof Ben Carmichael JOE GANDELMAN, Editor-In-Chief Philip Munger shortsshortsshorts Aknauta RA Mansour alasasa DR Robert Parry Dan Fagan Scribbit David Alm
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Report this comment #78 posted by jphilby , July 16, 2009 5:26 PM It's that thing from 'Spirited Away'. Talk nice to it and it gives you lots of gold. Don't stand too close.
RA Mansour brings more details:
alwaysfiredup , July 21, 2009 1:14 PM Nancy, do you tweet? I bet they re hilarious too. Brian72 , July 21, 2009 1:15 PM
Eliza, AC360° might have an idea about it:
patti July 8th, 2009 2:38 pm ET Sarah Palin is rabib and totally a confused woman. She is another reason why ahe should help Pres. Obama in the health care issue. She can help push her many reasons for the bill like her daughter, etc. She should forget about being a presidential candidate. That would be like putting another GW BUSH in office. The difference is she would not have the money he has. Another wrecked economy
ktadmin is rather skeptical:
Ballet Beauty Secrets Blog Billiards BioTech Stocks Blog Bird Watching Black White Blog - A blog to discuss the race issues and events that occur in society and the media.
Mark Thiessen does a quick recap:
Related NewsBad weather stops visit by Alaska Gov. Palin to Valdez July 13th, 2009 Bad weather stops Palin visit to ValdezVALDEZ, Alaska â€" Officials say bad weather has caused Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to cancel a visit to Valdez.
DaGoddess tells the real story:
Jill-e Rolling Bag Canon Speedlite 580EX www. flick r .com Go to Joanie H's photostream Categories: Bloggy Currents Deadliest Catch Discovery Entertainment Friends Health Humor Kidstuff Life Local Music Personal Interest Photography Silliness The Well travel Uncategorized
Crof remembers that:
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (CDC) New Brunswick Pandemic Influenza Plan for the Health Sector
Ben Carmichael comes with a new idea:
Welcome | Logout Log In | Sign Up The Huffington Post July 17, 2009 Home Politics Media Business Entertainment Living Style Green World Comedy 23/6 New York Chicago Video Blogger Index Archive Make HuffPost Your HomePage Get Email Alerts
As a result of that, JOE GANDELMAN, Editor-In-Chief belives:
Either way, there s the very real possibility that this kind of piling on Palin by the elitist MSM will actually improve her image outside the New York/DC corridor and make people in flyover country like her more, not less.
For this reason, Philip Munger says:
Lazarhat said... Phil, I spotted an error in your math at the conclusion of your post... you forgot to carry the $500 Million from the AGIA column! Pretty common error. Happens all the time. So: $447.5 Million $500.0 Million (*) -------------- $947.5 Million Respectfully, -Laz * = excluding any potential future lawsuit costs
Thinking that's not all, shortsshortsshorts adds:
So there aren t enough nurses, because of cost savings? That s just fucking fantastic. This is like starving your children because feeding them doesn t amount to cost savings. Look at how screwed up this is:
Aknauta says it all comes down to this:
1. Nationhood and Jerusalem. Israel became a nation in 1312 BCE, Two thousand years before the rise of Islam.
Philip Munger is rather skeptical:
- Changes of portraits, signs, logos (except Arctic Cat), etc. - Personnel changes, confirmations, background checks, and moving expenses.
RA Mansour points out another thing aside from that:
Bean Counter , June 29, 2009 10:56 AM Killer piece, RAM! Once more, our citizen journalists here at C4P are doing the job the state run media won t do. Since this site has such increased traffic these days, maybe some respectable news outlet will pick it up and run with it, or at least do their own research using this piece as a point of departure.
Furthermore, alasasa claims:
Ecrire un commentaire En réponse à : Votre nom : - Votre email : - Votre URL : Votre commentaire : - Retenir mes coordonnées : S'abonner au fil de discussion :
DR has another idea:
Catholic League News Release Congress Controlling Almost Everything As Commerce... Founding Fathers Quote Sovereignty Under 10th Amendment
Robert Parry is rather skeptical:
I m not putting Alaska through that I promised efficiencies and effectiveness. That s not how I am wired. I am not wired to operate under the same old politics as usual. I promised that four years ago and I meant it. It s not what is best for Alaska. I am determined to take the right path for Alaska even though it is unconventional and not so comfortable.
Meanwhile, Dan Fagan came up with this idea:
One of the many great myths Sarah Palin used to rise to power is the idea oil companies have to invest their limited future capital in Alaska and therefore we can treat the industry anyway we want. For ACES to work we have to accept the notion taxes don't deter investment. Nothing could be further from the truth. Oil companies only have so much capital to invest and, like the Liberty field, will only invest if prospects pencil out.
Similarly, Scribbit adds:
11:24 AM Sam said... all lot of what yoy said rings true for me!! I first spent ages and ages (and ages) on my blog and then neglected it for a bit. Now that I am coming up on my second anniversary I am hoping that I am a bit more stable now although I do find that I leave just a bit too long between posts and then feel quite guilty!! ;-) I would say that I am still learning!!
David Alm imagines that:
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