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Barack Obomba
My friend John (the Wrathful Dove) pointed me to a great article today about Barack Obama, who is turning into quite the warhawk. This comes as no surprise. All of the mainstream candidates are clones...
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Surprise! Everest kills old people better.
Mt. Everest, that bastian of adventure that draws thrill-seekers and wall street brokers with nothing else left to accomplish alike, is three times more likely to kill people over 60. No kidding....
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Giuliani = Hamas?
Sometimes journalists say the damnedest things. “Giuliani’s Gaza Analogy” caught my attention because I haven’t been following the Republican candidates very well and was curious what his take on...
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Edwards on MSNBC
Well, I didn’t get a chance to listen to Edwards last night on MSNBC, since I apparently can’t work a TV anymore. I thought I was watching MSNBC, it was actually NBC and then after Senator Jack Reed of...
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Pay-to-view? That’s so web 1.0
As someone who has been getting the New York Times headlines by email everyday since 9/11, the announcement to get rid of their archaic pay-to-view Times Select service is great news. Duncan Riley...
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Give Kucinich a Hand
I received this email today from Dennis Kucinich’s election campaign (below the jump). It’s a quick poll where you choose your top 3 candidates (democratic) for president if you had to vote today. So I...
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Oh yeah, McCain
Photo: Lucy Nicholson/Reuters I sometimes forget John McCain is running for president. The guy came in second last go-round (2000) against W, but this time he just can’t seem to get his foot out of...
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Tales from the Oligarchy
There is a fine line between conspiracy theory and reasonable deduction. Most would agree it is insane to believe that a group of elite men have existed since before the founding of the United States...
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Forrester’s straw-man study on media trust
ReadWriteWeb has a post on Forrester Research’s study about consumer trust of information sources. It puts corporate and personal blogs at the very bottom (with 16% and 18% trust respectively), with...
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