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Round Table for Saturday, May 17th, 2008Posted by Scoutgal:
Great condensed intro, [b]Julia![/b] :ThumbsUp: Soil and HealthPosted by Joe Keegan:
[url=http://www.soilandhealth.org]Soil and Health[/url] is Steve Solomon's excellent online library featuring books on the connection between soil fertility and health. Who is Responible for Government actions?Posted by california rick:
[quote=Reality Bytes]...I, for one, need to learn more about what actually transpired in the Clinton admin WRT China. [/quote] ...and what's the deal-io with President Clinton picking up G.H.W. Bush's NAFTA program? Round Table For Friday, May 16th, 2008Posted by Mellowicious:
All done. See you on Saturday! Gays have right to marry in CaliforniaPosted by california rick:
...in other news: [b]Ellen announces her marriage![/b] [quote]Ellen DeGeneres is putting the California Supreme Court ruling in favor of same-sex marriage into action -- she and Portia de Rossi plan to wed, DeGeneres announced during a taping of her talk show. DeGeneres was taping the episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Thursday, the Round Table For Thursday, May 15th, 2008Posted by agnostic:
What a great decision from the Cal S Ct. the idea that we can treat humans humanly seems so, well, healthy. - - anyone watching cable news can see two small planes mating in texas. Nuclear WastePosted by loganrbt:
"none of the predicted disasters have happened in 50 years" All those little Ukranians just dreamed that their lives were ruined one fateful day at Chernobyl? Not opposed to your thesis but when your reality is this clearly at odds with so obvious a household word, you do your cause no service. ResponsibilityPosted by california rick:
I just Googled® Erin Brockovich - turns out she's a boomer (1960) - Figures! Shoulda known...[IMG]http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f228/ca_rickf/Smilies/lol.gif[/IMG] Hillary wins [WV] - does anybody care?Posted by Snargle:
[quote=Hekate]I don't see Edwards as a strong VP pick; he didn't help Kerry. I'll be surprised if that's the Democratic ticket, but what do I know? I assume Edwards extracted some pound of flesh, but I don't think it's clear yet, what. [/quote] According to Edwards, he doesn't want the VP nomination...but he is open to working in the Obama adminis Anybody want to buy my preferred stock in GOP.com?Posted by Slipped Mickey:
You don't have to win if you steal. Don't count McCain out either. I live in Arizona and it seems the entire state couldn't stand McCain in the last election. Now the very same people; the same newspaper, the Arizona Republic; the same Arizona Republican Party loves candidate John McCain. He can do no wrong. As I saw in a recent articl Round table For Wednesday, May 14th, 2008Posted by Phil Hoskins:
Tomorrow morning the California Supreme Court will announce its decision regarding whether gays have a constitutional right to marry. Fingers crossed. STIRLING ENGINEPosted by loganrbt:
Disadvantages of Stirling engines See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_engine But there is no doubt that the world's continued reliance on the internal combustion engine powered by burning fossil fuels, or even plant based fuels, in prodigious amounts is just plane resistance to change. Driving a rental Prius on my current business tri 28 million women face unwanted pregnancyPosted by Hekate:
[quote=olyve]It's NOT fair and it pisses me off but apparently that is the way it often (I don't want to say usually) is.[/quote] Agree it's not fair, but what is? Best take care of oneself first, if one is female. Waiting for the masses to achieve enlightenment is like waiting for Godot. [quote=olyve]Free birth control is the way to go. Sp Einstein: Belief in God 'childish"Posted by AustinRanter:
[quote=california rick]Einstein writes: [quote]The word god is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation no matter how subtle can (for me) change this. ...For me the Jewish religion like al Racism alarms Obama's backersPosted by Slipped Mickey:
It is offensive and again Rev. Wright is proven to be correct. One advantage, however, is whenever a dumbass sells, buys or wears the shirt we know all we need to know about their intellect and upbringing. It their case its a bit like wearing a shirt that says "Ignorant, low class, white trash, bigot". At least they are easier to identify. Round Table For Tuesday, May 13th, 2008Posted by Phil Hoskins:
That is putting it mildly, Mellow (re: Galileo, not your grammar) ICE describes raid as 'largest in Iowa history'Posted by california rick:
I'll let [b]Olyve[/b] explain it all to you. Switch to EspañolPosted by Mellowicious:
[quote=issodhos][quote=Mellowicious]Thank you for that clarification. What do you think of the main point of the article, which is that the straight news reporting on these stations is of higher quality than the English-speaking stations in Los Angeles? [/quote] I don't know. I don't understand Spanish. I do like the tight blouse thingie, thou The Clintons and Jim Crow racismPosted by olyve:
[url=http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cont/node/7168]The Clintons and Jim Crow racism[/url] May 9, 2008 - 7:59am By DOUG THOMPSON [quote] Hillary Clinton Thursday admitted that she is the candidate of dumb whites - no more, no less. As her campaign continues its slide into the dustbin of political also-rans, she told USA Today that she Why Florida and Michigan are Red HerringsPosted by olyve:
[url=http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cont/node/7171]Why Florida nd Michigan are Red Herrings[/url] May 9, 2008 - 9:30am by Robert A. Kezelis [quote]A Red Herring is defined thusly: [quote]In literature, a red herring is a narrative element intended to distract the reader from a more important event in the plot, usually a twist Capitol Hill Blue's columnists, blogs and reader comments Capitol Hill Blue is an independent, non-partisan news site that belongs to no political party and subscribes to no political or philosophical point-of-view. Our columnists and bloggers are welcome to their opinions but readers should understand that their views do not necessarily reflect the editorial policies of this web site. Any registered reader of Capitol Hill Blue can have a blog. We also welcome comments on our stories, columns or blogs and we invite you to discuss stories and other issues in our popular ReaderRant discussion forum. We believe in civility at Capitol Hill Blue and must insist that commenters avoid attacks on other readers, obscenities or threats. We reserve the right to moderate or remove comments that we feel violate our rules. Posts that contain racism, homophobia, bigotry or Antisemitism will be removed and the posters banned. Copyright © 2008 Capitol Hill Blue
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