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• Hurricanes shift debate on Cuba embargo

  Wed Sep 24, 2008
  • This is not an issue of pro-Cuba or anti-Cuba, but of many people in dire need. Complicating that issue are the old scars from when Castro took over Cuba.

• Satellite spots farthest-out blast

  Fri Sep 19, 2008
  • I've been having problems with resolving some of these 12 or so billion year ago observations to. -- Per big bang all matter / energy originated in one spot -- then (for some unknown reason) BOOM!!

• Construction workers complain about nude skater

  Mon Sep 22, 2008
  • Actually, if you google 'her' she has posted some photos on an environmental site - and I see no reason for complaints! She's very attractive - I'd say polynesian perhaps? As for morals, maybe she learned them from her Grandparents - from when it was morally ok to run around naked all the time.

• Ready to Join an Economic Revolution Now? - Demanding Our Country Back

  Sun Sep 21, 2008
  • I'd like to point out that in their time, both the Democratic and Republican parties WERE 3rd parties. Neither were around at the time of US Independance. Both parties have had fundamental swings.

• Ready to Join an Economic Revolution Now? - Demanding Our Country Back

  Sun Sep 21, 2008
  • Wonderful intentions in the article. I do not know how we can impliment anything of the sort. The original Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independance was brought about by a relatively small group of insurgants - though much of the population probably morally supported them.

• Ready to Join an Economic Revolution Now? - Demanding Our Country Back

  Sun Sep 21, 2008
  • Agents actually wear suits and glasses to fit a persona, which is suppose to be a bit intimidating. They are there to stand out - hey this guy is protected and you are going to be stopped/hurt if you try to do him harm.

• Huge ice sheet breaks loose in Canadian arctic

  Wed Sep 3, 2008
  • I agree with Norseman, though what I've read places the glaical maxima at 17-20 k years ago, and the sea level rise since then at 300 m. In some regions more as the weight of the water had caused the land to compact below it. The changes we're seeing now are actually relatively minor.

• First U.S. carbon auction set for Thursday

  Tue Sep 23, 2008
  • I'm not a big fan on the new market in trading carbon emissions. Its better than blind regulation, maybe. But...

• First fear, then loathing, toward Wall Street

  Mon Sep 22, 2008
  • How funny, if we voted out every encumbant, the Democrats would loose their majority in Congress....