"The Bus Report"
2007-08-21 03:00:00 In early 2006, my brothers and I were asked by our bus director if we would help in our church's bus ministry. Our church runs seven different bus routes picking up adults and kids throughout our city and surrounding cities as well. That next Sunday, we had the opportunity to work on Bus #3 and have been on it since. Since that time, I've seen God work many miracles through different ones that ride our bus each Sunday. It's such a blessing to see the Lord change a person's life and put new desires in their heart. I want to thank the Lord for allowing me to be a part of this exciting ministry. Lord willing, each Monday's post will be devoted to "The Bus Report" where I will give the latest updates on Bus #3 happenings, any upcoming events, as well as other bus related articles. Be sure to come back each week for bus ministry tips, special promotions, bus blessings, prayer requests, book reviews etc.Glad to be on Bus #3!Joshua
By: The Good Report
Music & Taxi rides over the busy weekend
2007-08-20 03:51:00 I haven’t been blogging since I have been busy. We have been complaining alot about taxi drivers right? Look what I’ve found. To sum it up, a taxi driver whom we hope to see every other day. This morning I served up another commendation message, to Citycab. It was a short note, but I hope ...
The View - Hats Off To The Buskers
2007-08-19 18:55:00 Los jovencitos escoceces tienen todo el talento, este album se acerca a algo de lo que fue el debut de los Arctic Monkeys para mi.Descargar
By: playPlayPLAY
What To Do For Survival In The Bush And Outback
2007-08-18 07:06:00 The free useful tips for survival in the bush and outback provided here will hopefully make your...
Notebook For The Business User
2007-08-17 20:46:00 Notebook is a fantastic business tool, especially since modern businesses requires global accessibility which means, for many, a lot of travel. The notebook is designed to provide optimum technical performance whilst being compact, transportable and user friendly. However, the intended use of the device will affect which type is right for you. Many people are surprised to find that the notebook of their choice does not quite work to their advantage as expected. If used solely for business then the device chosen needs to be able to deal with a high level of information, produce reports, have internet access and be compact and portable. These are standard features, but the shape, size and built in attachments can affect the productivity. The notebook is only an effective tool if it meets the requirements of its user.If the notebook needs to be mobile for business trips then weight is certainly an issue. The larger the screen chosen then the larger the device in general. This will make...
What To Do For Survival In The Bush And Outback
2007-08-17 09:48:00 The free useful tips for survival in the bush and outback provided here will hopefully make your...
What To Do For Survival In The Bush And Outback
2007-08-16 16:12:00 The free useful tips for survival in the bush and outback provided here will hopefully make your...
The business of online story sharing heats up
2007-08-16 00:32:00 Do you Digg posts? Have you reddit lately? If so, you probably would like personalized news from Thoof.com. A new up and coming website to enjoy user submitted stories where you get to determine the quality of the article or post and if others should read it by the rating system they ...
Keith Olbermann: Creating Terror Scares by the Bush Administration
2007-08-15 00:09:00 Simply a wonderful piece done by Keith Olbermann. I will let the video speak for itself. http://todayshottopic.com/wp-co-ntent/uploads/2007/08/countdown--nexus-update.wmv Bookmark to:
By: Today's Talk
The busiest week of the year, then nothing
2007-08-14 22:01:00 The French, by and large, take all their holidays between July 14th and August 18th (ie the penultimate Saturday in August). This causes endless hassles for everyone in the accommodation industry in France. For one thing, just about everywhere is running at full capacity right up to August 18th and then all of a sudden they ...
The Bust Report: Wide Receivers Part Two
2007-08-14 13:24:00 This is the continuation of our two-part examination of the biggest fantasy football busts at the WR position last year. In case you missed it, in Part One we took a look at Santana Moss and Jerry Porter. This time, we'll look back on the performances of Randy Moss, Michael Clayton, and Chris Chambers. We'll also look ahead to see what 2007 has in store for these '06 busts.Randy MossIt was just Bust-a-rama for the Oakland Raiders last season. Jordan, Porter, Moss. We won't even get into Aaron Brooks. But 2007 is looking up for Randy. In the biggest off-season deal, Moss was sent packing to the New England Patriots. Moss managed only 553 receiving yards on a meager 42 catches in 2006, playing in just 13 games. He was hampered by injuries all season long. Combine that with the Raiders' offense complete inability to move the ball and Randy's bizarre mood swings and it's no wonder he was a bust. Now, however, it seems that he has found new life in New England. Brady to Moss, on p...
By: This Just In
The Bust Report: Wide Receivers Part One
2007-08-13 03:53:00 Welcome back to The Bust Report, where we breakdown the biggest fantasy football busts of 2006 and tell you what to expect from them in 2007. This week, we will examine five wide receivers that had brutal seasons last year. We provide such in-depth analysis that we have to break it into two parts.Just what does the coming season hold for the first two contestants on The Bust Report? Let's take a look...Santana MossHe played hurt quite a bit last year, causing him to miss two games and all but disappear in a few others. Moss is hampered by the fact that there are no other Skins receiver for secondaries to concern themselves with. But, he was able to rack up over 1,400 yards in 2005 in practically the same situation. (The WR with the second most yards for Washington that year was David Patten, with 217). If Moss is healthy, the keys to his production are RB Clinton Portis and QB Jason Campbell. If Portis is healthy, defenses key on him, enabling the elusive Moss to rack up big numbe...
By: This Just In
Bill Maloni: Mr President, Get on the Bus!!
2007-08-12 09:00:00 Bill has graciously let us re-post his latest article [1] on the timely topic of GSEs versus OFHEO and the Bush Administration. So, Doomers, you can all just hop on board. We hope you enjoy the ride. ________________________ Mr President, Get on the Bus!! by Bill Maloni What’s a President to do ...
By: HousingDoom
The busiest weekend of the year…
2007-08-11 00:00:00 Right now I feel… Just fine…is here! Sometimes I wonder whether Gozo is actually lying lower in August than at other times, with all these people on board. Santa Maria (15th August - arguably the most important public holiday in the Maltese islands) is the milestone of summer; it’s a bit like half-time in ...
NEW YORK - BrainStorm Cell attracts big shots from the business arena
2007-08-08 16:40:00 Tel-Aviv University’s BrainStorm Cell Therapeutics succeeded to attract Jacob Frenkel ...
By: Israel-Times.com
More lies from the Bush administration: U.S. Readies Tough Rules on Employe
2007-08-08 04:36:00 All I will say is that I will believe it when I see it. Until then I do not believe for a second that the Bush administration is serious about controlling our borders. In addition, anyone that does believe that really needs to put the crack pipe down. The only reason I can see that they are pushing this patently ridiculous show of force is because the Republican Party has pressured them to. They have to know that the only chance they have of becoming completely irelevant in '08 is by forcing Bush to back off on his open borders bullshit. ~RJH New York Times article link U.S. Readies Tough Rules on Employers of Immigrants By JULIA PRESTONIn a new effort to crack down on illegal immigrants, federal authorities are expected to announce tough rules this week that would require employers to fire workers who use false Social Security numbers.Officials said the rules would be backed up by stepped-up raids on workplaces across the country that employ illegal immigrants.After first propo...
Fresh Off the Bus
2007-08-07 09:16:00 Actor Donovan Keith, who I've forced to do a series of humiliating acts on (and off) stage in the year that I've known him, has just moved to Los Angeles. Donovan is so sweet and innocent that he really is like Heather Graham's character in Bowfinger?she's a wide-eyed Midwestern girl who steps off a bus in Hollywood and asks the nearest passerby, "Where do I go to become an actress?"Donovan, of course, has more savvy than that, but I don't want to believe it. (I like 'em young and dumb, remember?) He's blogging about his adventures in L.A. in what will prove to be a fascinating document of Hollywood actor culture. He's also gearing the blog to be a resource for other wide-eyed talent setting their sites on the big show. Will the blog end up being an optimistic paean about the struggles but ultimate victories of following your dreams or a bleary examination about an artist's descent into madness and ruthlessness? We will not know for sure until at least six months from now. ...
By: Bamboo Nation
I?m Overwhelmed with Paperwork: Options That Can Get You Back to the Busine
2007-08-06 16:08:00 The phone is ringing off the hook, you have 72 emails in your inbox and your desk looks as though it’s being consumed by paperwork. You have three options; you could take on these tasks yourself, hire an Administrative Assistant, or seek the services of a qualified Virtual Assistant. If you decide to put in some overtime and tackle the job ...
Web Application Development Is The Business Strategies And Policies Carried
2007-08-06 05:00:00 Successful organizations rely on Web applications as effective points of contact with customers, partners, and employees, and as a means to help reduce costs internally. There are many entities that require applications for the Web-one example would be Business-to-Business interaction. Many companies in the world today demand to do business with each other over secure ...
By: websitedevs.com
Networking Tip: The Business Card Bookmark
2007-08-04 20:42:00 When I connected with Andrea Nierenberg, networking extraordinaire, last month through blogging, I had no idea that she would also send me one of her best selling books called “Million Dollar Networking.” I haven’t been able to finish it, but after reading the first 50 pages, it’s safe to say that this book will change ...
Roadkill Blogging! Home Depot throws Falafel O?Reilly under the Bus!
2007-08-01 01:50:00 by GEF @ 7:44 pm EDT Home Depot Throws Falafel Bill Under the Bus? By Jane Hamsher(Firedoglake.com) on Tue Jul 31, 2007 at 03:15 pm John Aravosis is reporting that Home Depot may be having second thoughts about being in bed with O?Reilly. (Sorry about that, eyeball bleach and steel wool available at the door.) Anyway, they sent this ...
By: Suzie-Q
How to write the Business Plan...some tips
2007-07-31 10:29:00 This has been cross posted from Guy Kawasaki's blog http://blog.guykawasaki.com/, it is an interview with Guy and Tim Berry he's the president of Palo Alto Software who has some software out there that can help you structure the BP...Interesting stuff...today is my last day at FDD,tomorrow is a new day and a new challange I go to help start Startburst Solar with a vengance, tune in regulary for the day to day learnings.How to write a business plan1. Question: Who even reads business plans anymore?Answer: How about ?Who should read a business plan?? It?s not about whether venture capitalists read plans, it?s about planning to make your business better. So here?s who should read a plan:First, you the owner, manager, author of the plan--and you?d better be the owner of the plan too?not some consultant. The plan is by you and for you and if tracking it, reviewing it, managing and executing it aren?t important to you, then you don?t understood planning. Planning isn?t about the documen...
Mysteries of the bus
2007-07-30 18:45:00 As I boarded the bus the other morning, I saw the scene at left: a woman seated with a "Congrats!" balloon so large that she had to turn her face to the side to make room for it. I wondered: did someone give her this balloon -- was this burdensome prize hers? Or was she bringing it to work, to give to someone else?What do you think?She gave the balloon to someone else, after the bus ride.Someone (husband?) gave it to her that morning.A stranger randomly gave her the balloon as she boarded the bus.It's hers; she just carries it around as an accessory. pollcode.-com free pollsSpeaking of the bus, as the Seattle Weekly has recently pointed out, bus drivers have a tough job.Tags: bus driver balloon mystery Seattle
Vamos A la Playa - with the bus after Canoa
2007-07-30 11:18:00 The morning bus drives without us to Canoa. I divide the bed with montezuma and its revenge can be dreadful. So that the life can continue, I take from the bring along Madikamenten. It works already soon and I can rise, we reserves a DZ with Bado Privado in the Coconut , the partner hotel our Hostals and takes the night bus direction Canoa. When the bus out-spits us many hours later in the middle at the night in San Vincente, we find immediately a taxi, which wants to bring us for 5$ after Canoa into our hotel. Only the word Coconut does not cause a positive reaction with our driver. Thus krame I in our travel guide, until I find a visiting card of the hotel. Aaaaahhhh Kokonutt . It knows that. As we come drauf the names English to also express, we are in the Spanish linguistic area. After a rapid travel by the night the taxi before totally dark house stops. But one can hear the sea rush. Before we give money to the driver and it disappears, look for I first times a receipt. I do ...
By: el-blog.com
The Bush Administration to Ask Congress to Approve $20 billion Arms Deal wi
2007-07-29 16:42:00 NYTimes WASHINGTON, July 27 ? The Bush administration is preparing to ask Congress to approve an arms sale package for Saudi Arabia and its neighbors that is expected to eventually total $20 billion at a time when some United States officials contend that the Saudis are playing a counterproductive role in Iraq. The proposed package of advanced ...
By: Current Era Blog
Michael Moore, Being Sued by the Bush Administration?
2007-07-28 17:42:00 Michael Moore announced that the Bush Administration has subpoenaed him in the wake of his recent trip to Cuba on the July 26 episode of NBC’s “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.” It boils down to this. Moore took 9/11 rescue workers with him to Guantanamo Bay, while filming his newest move ‘Sicko’. His ...
By: Gone Hollywood
The Business Case for E-Learning
2007-07-27 19:22:00 Realize productivity gains from network-driven communication, training, and assessmentWhat sets apart The Business Case for E-Learning?Unified approach to e-learning. Covering knowledge sharing, training, and assessment. E-learning components such as online testing and certifications are uniquely combined.Productivity. The cause for rather than a consequence of e-learning. The Business Case for E-Learning demonstrates cases and methods in e-learning to those seeking productivity advantages for their organizations and ecosystems.Focus on ecosystem. Those seeking productivity advantages across the entire supply chain or value chain of delivery can benefit from the presented perspective.Recommendations go beyond organizational gains to cover resellers and customers.Results and returns. See case studies and empirical evidence of the value and return on investment (ROI) that demonstrate the success of a cohesive e-learning program. Learn how Cisco Systems saved $142 million in one year u...
The Business Case for E-Learning
2007-07-27 19:22:00 Realize productivity gains from network-driven communication, training, and assessmentWhat sets apart The Business Case for E-Learning?Unified approach to e-learning. Covering knowledge sharing, training, and assessment. E-learning components such as online testing and certifications are uniquely combined.Productivity. The cause for rather than a consequence of e-learning. The Business Case for E-Learning demonstrates cases and methods in e-learning to those seeking productivity advantages for their organizations and ecosystems.Focus on ecosystem. Those seeking productivity advantages across the entire supply chain or value chain of delivery can benefit from the presented perspective.Recommendations go beyond organizational gains to cover resellers and customers.Results and returns. See case studies and empirical evidence of the value and return on investment (ROI) that demonstrate the success of a cohesive e-learning program. Learn how Cisco Systems saved $142 million in one year u...
The NSA has become an Extension of the Bush Administration!
2007-07-27 15:14:00 by GEF @ 9:22 PM EDT This is not about National Security or Terrorism, this is about Partisan GOP Politics and Corporate Control! - GEF Which NSA Program Was It? And What Else Are/Were They Doing ? …… By Scarecrow on Fri Jul 27, 2007 at 05:15 am We?ve now had two senior members of the Bush Administration ? ...
By: Suzie-Q
Torture: The Bush Legacy
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By: 1984comic.com
The Bust Report: Byron Leftwich
2007-07-26 02:00:00 Continuing in our series examining the biggest fantasy football busts of 2006, we take a look at underachieving Jaguars QB Byron Leftwich's potential fantasy impact in 2007...Has there been an NFL quarterback in the last five years quite like Byron Leftwich? Every pre-season, it seems, he's labeled as a player on the verge of a breakthrough season. He has all the tools, they say. He's even had a fairly talented supporting cast around him--Jimmy Smith (until last year), speedster Reggie Williams, a hard-nose defense to keep him in games, and a back that can run the ball (and catch it) in Fred Taylor. Add in promising youngsters Maurice Jones-Drew and Matt Jones, and it's clear that his teammates are not holding him back, it's his body.We all remember the clip of his Marshall University teammates carrying a hobbled Leftwich to the line of scrimmage so he could lead the Thundering Herd to victory. Those images made us think of him as the ultimate competitor, willing to withstand e...
By: This Just In
Book Review: Samans, James C. ?Spontaneous Tourism: The Busy Person? s G
2007-07-26 01:44:00 Did you know that there?s a Chinatown bus that literally connects Chinatown with Chinatown in big cities in the States, and what?s more saves you a bundle on fares as well? I certainly didn?t before I read ?Spontaneous Tourism?. In fact, before I read the book I thought the only way to travel was to ...
The Wheels on the Bus go Round & Round?
2007-07-24 10:01:00 Way back when - when Zelda and I were in the infancy of our friendship - we were so full of shit…ah…er…pl-ans. We just knew we would conquer the world with our flash and sparkle. Free spirits that we were, we loathed the 9 to 5 thing because it squelched our bon vivant souls - and ...
The business of fitness
2007-07-23 20:11:00 Health and fitness businesses have been making a lot of money over the past couple of years since the media puts out so many messages that people must look good and be in shape to have a happy life. They have been promoting different types of drugs such as hydroxycut and lipocerin to cut fat out ...
The Bush Administration: Sucking air from the room
2007-07-23 19:42:00 “I think there is nothing they can do now. It’s too late. The negatives are too big. They take all the oxygen out of the room.” That is Price Floyd, the former US State Department’s director of media affairs in an article by Joel Brinkley entitled WANING INFLUENCE Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice finds that her ...
By: Carson's Post
Alberta man, 78, survives nine days in the bush - Globe and Mail
2007-07-22 02:07:00 Alberta man, 78, survives nine days in the bushGlobe and Mail, Canada -13 hours agoThe man, who has advanced Alzheimer's disease, had no food or water with him and was oblivious to the frantic search effort that was swirling around him. …Man with Alzheimer's found in woodsRegina Leader-Post (subscription)Lost senior survives 9 days on grass and leavesCTV.caCanada ...
The business world is climbing aboard
2007-07-21 22:50:00 Good news it seems from the business world. Below is a press release from the Business Roundtable. Exxonmobil happens to be a member of this group. Would be good for the world if Exxonmobil got their thumb out and used their power to speed the transition to renewable and clean energies.Release Date: 7.17.07? Business Roundtable, an association of 160 chief executive officers of leading U.S. companies, today announced a new policy statement on climate change, acknowledging that climate change poses a serious risk and that the time for action is now. After reviewing the science, the policy statement concludes that "the consequences of global warming for society and ecosystems are potentially serious and far-reaching" and that "steps to address the risks of such warming are prudent now even while the science continues to evolve." The Roundtable's new policy statement proposes a series of benchmarks and principles against which climate change policy proposals should be measu...
By: Revolving Doors
Need some Inspiration with writing content? Check out the BusinessIdeaHub
2007-07-20 18:41:00 In regards to using Mybloglog.com, I do what everyone else does. When someone visits my profile, naturally curious, I visit theirs. If their blog has anything to do with blogging, copywriting or making money online, then I will go check out their blog as well. This is how I came across the BusinessIdeaHub.com. The blog is owned an operated by Maujari Chakraborty, who has been making a living online since 2004 when she left the corporate world behind. Maujari is not your typical blogger though. She, like Liz Tomay (and myself when I grow up as well), writes and markets multi-media products and e-books.
By: Idiot Affiliate
Seymour hersh: ?We?re in the business of creating ? sectarian violence.?
2007-07-19 19:27:00 by Geezer Power …10:27 am Bush Administration arranged support for militants attacking Lebanon Video Interview with Seymour Hersh and transcript by David Edwards and Muriel Kane Global Research, May 25, 2007 In an interview on CNN International’s Your World Today, veteran journalist Seymour Hersh explains that the current violence in Lebanon is the result of an attempt by the ...
By: Suzie-Q
She?s Too Sexy for the Bus
2007-07-18 18:32:00 GERMANY ? Last week a bus driver stopped his bus and threatened to throw a 20 year-old woman out of the vehicle because she was too sexy! Debora C, a sales clerk, told reporters how the driver opened the bus door and yelled... ?Your cleavage is distracting me...read more
By: MioBlog
SLAs continued: Define the business service
2007-07-17 16:34:00 July 17, 2007 In my previous blog entry on June 18th I began talking about defining SLAs. Here I continue that conversation. When you define an SLA, there are two steps - the first is to break your distributed application into discrete components, and the second is to define acceptable performance levels for each component. While the first step is usually straightforward, (SQL on one server, IIS on another, SMTP on a third server, etc.) the second step can be more difficult. The Longitude SLA has three levels of performance – acceptable, degraded, and unacceptable. Degraded is actually a subclass of acceptable; while an application is degraded, it is still technically performing acceptably, just not optimally. These three levels of service are incorporated into SLAs when you define the compliance information – there is a “Required percent of time in acceptable state” (which is acceptable plus degraded), and “Required percent of time in good state” (...
The Bust Report: LaMont Jordan
2007-07-17 13:05:00 The Bust Report is a series dedicated to the biggest busts of 2006. We'll examine what brought about their fall from grace, and predict what might happen in 2007. Has this player's value been damaged irreparably? Or can they now be considered a sleeper? This week, The Bust Report takes a look at LaMont Jordan. Jordan burst onto the scene as a starter in Oakland in 2005. In that year, he racked up 1,025 rushing yards and 9 rushing scores. These stats were nice. Not amazing in any way, but nice. It was his 70 receptions for 593 yards and two more TDs that made him an even more attractive pick-up for fantasy owners.In anticipation of an improved 2006 season, Jordan was became a late-first-round pick in many leagues. At worst, he was a second round pick, predicted to be a solid second option at the running back position. However, the bottom fell out for Jordan and his team, and after suffering an injury, he started only 9 games. And in those 9 games, he was less than stellar, ...
By: This Just In
Republican Sentator: The Bush Administration ?F?ed up? the War
2007-07-16 20:02:00 Comes as a big, fat, late, "duh" from most of us Progressive bloggers, but still shocking when a GOP big-wig senator admits this truth, using the F-word in all its infamy to describe the way the White House handled the War Against Iraq (WAG, effectively, as in Wag the Dog). The profanity-spewing senator in question? George Voinovich of Ohio. The context was that Voinovich was warning Karl The-Architect-of-the-Illegal-Wa-r Rove that Bush needed to be concerned about his legacy, ?unless he can come up with a plan that protects the troops and stabilizes the region.? Notable Republican senators have been noisily defecting from the president's side on the Iraq issue in recent weeks. But how many Republican senators does it take to screw in a lightbulb, er, draft a get-out-of-Iraq now plan? Stay tuned, for as Voinovich so ignominiously pointed out, "the fur is going to start to fly." (I would have said, "the fur is fixin' to fly" because it rolls off the tongue better and because I'm a ...
By: Tumerica
Too sexy for the bus!
2007-07-16 15:10:00 Debora C was told by her bus driver in Lindau, Germany to move because “Your cleavage is distracting me every time I look into my mirror” “Suddenly he stopped the bus,” the woman named Debora C. told Bild newspaper. “He opened the door and shouted at me ‘Your cleavage is distracting me every time I ...
By: about:blank
Building the business case for Windows Vista
2007-07-13 19:51:00 Hi everybody! I just wanted to let you know about a new tool that we revealed for businesses who want to find out exactly what the business value amounts to when considering deployment of Windows Vista. The Windows Vista Business Value Discussion Tool facilitates this kind of analysis and based upon detailed industry research carried out by IDC allows businesses to understand what deployment of Windows Vista means in a really tangible way - i.e. money! For more information about the tool, please follow this link to my personal blog where I've covered off the features and benefits of the tool along with how to get started using it: http://blogs.technet.com/james/-archive/2007/07/10/building-the--business-case-for-windows-vist-a.aspx
F*cking in the bushes
2007-07-13 18:51:00 O`vi`pos´it`ing n. 1. The depositing of eggs, esp. by insects.
Former Surgeon General, Richard Carmona: "The Bush White House Controlled M
2007-07-13 00:00:00 Are we surprised by this? Accusations that the Bush administration is playing politics with science are nothing new. But Tuesday, those charges came from one of the administration's own appointees - former Surgeon General Dr. Richard Carmona. "The reality is...
The Engine and the Bushfire
2007-07-12 07:53:00 I found this video on You Tube, which was created by John F. Weldon. I think it makes a very good point, that while there are disputes within science just as there are disputes within and between religions, they manifest themselves in very different ways. Disputes within science are professional, not personal. They are ...
By: A Load of Bright
A question for the Bush/Cheney cabal
2007-07-12 06:00:00 Why and how did you let this happen?The Return of Al QaedaA new National Intelligence Estimate raises concerns that the terrorist group is growing stronger. A new National Intelligence Estimate presents a sobering analysis of terrorism threats to the United States, concluding that Al Qaeda has reconstituted its core structure along the Pakistani border and may now be a stronger and more resilient organization today than it appeared a year ago, according to three U.S. intelligence officials familiar with the draft document.So Mr Bush, Mr Cheney, why has this happened after billions of dollars and thousands of deaths? Steve Soto has more.
The Bush Legacy
2007-07-08 07:11:00 The sooner Bush is impeached, the sooner his legacy will be irrefutable to even the most diehard Bushie loyalist. Frank Rich sums up The Shrub's legacy in the title of today's Times op ed: "A Profile in Cowardice." As always, Rich's op ed is a "must read."A Profile in CowardiceBy Frank RichThe New York TimesTHERE was never any question that President Bush would grant amnesty to Scooter Libby, the man who knows too much about the lies told to sell the war in Iraq. The only questions were when, and how, Mr. Bush would buy Mr. Libby’s silence. Now we have the answers, and they’re at least as incriminating as the act itself. They reveal the continued ferocity of a White House cover-up and expose the true character of a commander in chief whose tough-guy shtick can no longer camouflage his fundamental cowardice. The timing of the president’s Libby intervention was a surprise. Many assumed he would mimic the sleazy 11th-hour examples of most recent vintage: his father’s pardon of six... |
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