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| Oct. 28th, 2005 @ 1:11 am Moved! | |
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LiveJournal has been great for me and still remains quite economical for those who don't worry about a lot of customization. I moved to Wordpress because I found the following things difficult or impossible in the journal I held on LiveJournal:
One day, my subscription will run out, or I cancel it. When that happens, the pictures will go away and the journal settles back into the Unearthed theme. I won't delete this journal. Come visit the new site; I hope you find it enjoyable. | |
| Oct. 26th, 2005 @ 11:40 pm Congrats, White Sox | |
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| Oct. 25th, 2005 @ 8:16 pm Ohio State Issues: A No-fer | |
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Secretary of State Ken Blackwell has put together an Issues Report (PDF) with the five state issues. There are arguments for and against each issue. I did my analysis only reading the issues, then I checked the arguments on both sides. ( Read more... ) So there we have it. An 0-fer, or a no-fer. Each one a power grab and either an ignorance or disregard for decision making by the people at large. Read it (PDF) for yourself and see if you can come up with another conclusion. | |
| Oct. 25th, 2005 @ 9:20 am Addict-Unfriendly Sudafed | |
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This morning I pulled into the gas station and bought the new Sudafed PE nasal & sinus decongestant. The college-age clerk asked for my ID as a joke, and I said sure, since I so have the body shape of a meth addict! :) Louisiana and several other states have taken the old standby off the shelves because it's used to make methamphetamines. I took it an hour and a half ago. With the active ingredient, phenylephrine, the new Sudafed seems kindler, gentler...and less able to clear out my sinuses, of course. | |
| Oct. 24th, 2005 @ 10:36 pm Anne Graham's Blaming of America Used For Rant | |
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| Oct. 24th, 2005 @ 8:37 am Lutheran Carnival IX: No Vacation from Vocation | |
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| Oct. 24th, 2005 @ 12:10 am Texas Suite | |
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| Oct. 22nd, 2005 @ 2:17 pm Ill-prepared and Ill-tempered, Chiefs Still Win | |
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Dealt a raw deal by the NFL and its decision to move the game up to Friday because of weather fears involving Hurricane Wilma, Vermeil reacted like a champ. Understand that he was angry, ticked off and throw in a little mad as well. The NFL went against many of its long-time rules in moving this game. As the traveling party, the Chiefs lost a full day’s preparation and two days of game planning work. They became the first NFL team in anyone’s memory to travel and play a regular season game on the same day.The Chiefs did win the game, 30-20. | |
| Oct. 21st, 2005 @ 10:54 am Thanks 8 Trillion | |
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The Bureau of Public Debt reports that the U.S. public debt reached $8,000,000,000,000 3 days ago. When a bank makes a loan to a person or corporation, a risk assessment is made to see if the borrower will pay the money back. When the government borrows from the people, to the tune of $4.6 billion directly, people need to make a risk assessment as to whether that money is coming back. Can we see in the future $8 trillion in today's dollars coming back to its creditors? If not, why buy more U.S. bonds? Even if bonds are being paid, what other public debts are being racked up in order to make that happen, since we're in a deficit situation? It's true that we need to put people in office that commit to paying off the debt by reducing spending. Yet other choices can be made, more frequently. Some have U.S. bonds or Treasury bills bought every paycheck. Is that not a biweekly or monthly choice to facilitate bad fiscal management now? | |