Obama’s bitter comments, Bill brings up Bosnia, Countdown
The show’s panelists this week are Dave Weigel of Reason, Amanda Carpenter of Townhall.com, and Jamie Kirchick of The New Republic. David White hosts. Topics covered include:
Obama’s bitter comments
Bill brings up Bosnia
Countdown to Pennsylvania
Below the fold news from our panelists
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Digging…
Just a bit of an fyi. Many of you may notice quite a few diggs on this site these days. Rest assured most of the are diggs by me rather than content provided by someone else. I am not being lazy just sharing things a different way. Oh yes and please Digg our stuff. It helps our profile.
No commentsUK faces hard times but should avoid recession
“The days of cheap commodities are over. Credit crunches come and, hopefully, go. But higher food, fuel and utility prices are here to stay.”
The key word is “should”. With Gordon Brown and his socialist lot in charge you know they can snatch recession from the jaws of a mere slowdown. Driving the moneyed and the bright out won’t help.
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Faust and the furious
“Hell, as both Goethe and Coleridge surely knew, hath no fury like a piqued academic.”
Did Coleridge translate Faust into English? Why are some academics upset that someone suggested he did?
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Prof John Fray for Congress
Frary is a 66-year-old, retired college professor, who dresses as if the Roaring ’20s had never quieted down and speaks as if he were saying exactly what was on his mind. He comes off as a cross between a slightly more refined W.C.Fields and a somewhat dissipated Benjamin Disraeli.
Political correctness? Don’t expect any.
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Cancer Therapy Without Side Effects Nearing Trials
A promising new cancer treatment that may one day replace radiation and chemotherapy is edging closer to human trials.
Kanzius RF therapy attaches microscopic nanoparticles to cancer cells and then “cooks” tumors inside the body with harmless radio waves.
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BOMSing along…
Welcome to the April 14, 2008 edition of best of me symphony. Enjoy the content and please follow the links.
Elizabeth presents Who am I? posted at The best is yet to come!, saying, “This blog discusses how to have success in finding out who you are!”
FMF presents Why I Like Index Funds, Part 3 posted at Free Money Finance, saying, “Simple yet effective explanation of why index funds are great investments.”
Leslie Carbone presents Spending Like Drunken Economists posted at Leslie Carbone.
Alex Blackwell presents Seven Practical Personal Development Strategies posted at The Next 45 Years.
Brent Diggs presents Shoring Up Liquid Assets – Buck-O-Quest: Part 3 : The Ominous Comma posted at The Ominous Comma.
Raymond presents How To Avoid A 0% Balance Transfer Mistake posted at Money Blue Book.
Raymond presents Applying For A Business Credit Card With Just Your SSN posted at Money Blue Book.
Missy presents Triumphant Research posted at Incurable Disease of Writing, saying, “A lesson learned in my journey of freelance writing.”
nickel presents Lessons Learned From Average Net Worth Values posted at fivecentnickel.com.
CreditAddict presents What is Universal Default? posted at CreditAddict.
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There is a Britblog roundup; as well as a excellent edition of SNN.
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