Palin's Visit Had Zero Chance Of Improv Moment http://www2.tbo.com/content/2008/sep/23/me-palins-visit-had-zero-chance-of-improv-moment/ By DANIEL RUTH The Tampa Tribune September 23, 2008 There's a very simple reason why Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was willing to risk life and limb in order to appear in The Villages, Florida's answer to Stepford, over the weekend. Yet again, all those presidential
From: BufordTJustice@Texarkanacops.gov (Herbert John "Jackie" Gleason) On Thu, 11 Sep 2008 00:16:26 -0400, Boytard@webtv.net (Ilevl Urplanet) wrote: Also, impersonating a court appointee is a crime, You're a goddamned retard. It is a fucking nym, dipshit, not an impersonation. More proof that your knowledge of Usenet hovers at ZERO. you stupid piece of crap wanna be usenet user get
Whenever McCain tries to explain what lessons he drew from the Vietnam tragedy, he cites a simple doctrine. We should not send troops into foreign conflict unless there is a vital American interest at stake, and once we go to war, we must deploy sufficient force to win. It is difficult to see how McCain has applied that logic to Iraq, which we invaded on a fraudulent excuse and where the definition
"Sam Zell's Next Tax Game Could Be With the Cubs" By Allan Sloan Friday, August 1, 2008; D02 The Chicago Cubs may not make it to the World Series this season, yet they could still end up as players in a classic event: the World Series of tax dodging. That's because I think the team's owner, Sam Zell's Tribune Co., is trying to unload the Cubs in a way likely to draw heat from tax authorities
David F. Cox wrote: From polar diagrams of speaker volume vs distance and angle that I remember seeing it seems to me that the best way of getting a more even distribution of sound front to back from speakers at one end is to point the speakers slightly upwards. Is there any merit in this amatuerish theory? If you're seeing a vertical dispersion pattern that's not symmetrical
