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It's a quiet Saturday afternoon here. What's going on in your world? Here's an open thread, all topics welcome.
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The news will have to wait for me today, so here's a place to discuss the day's news and other topics.
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It's a busy work day for BTD and me. Here's an open thread, all topics. welcome.
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Travelled yesterday. Busy the next few days. Travelling again on the weekend. In short, not much posting from me for the next week.
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Newt Gingrich is running for President. Does anyone care? I don't. He's got so much baggage he doesn't have a prayer.
Republicans today blocked the nomination of James Cole as #2 at the Justice Department. The vote is here.
President Obama will stand at the U.S. Mexican border tomorrow, and according to the Washington Post, take credit for "cracking down on illegal immigration."
The president is expected to reel off what his aides say is evidence of an unprecedented focus on border security: hundreds of millions of dollars spent since he took office on high-tech fencing, aerial drones and a doubling of the border patrol since 2004. The result, aides say, has been a steep decline in illegal incursions and plummeting crime rates in U.S. border communities from Texas to California.
How depressing. All of it. Here's an open thread, all topics welcome.
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The Giro d' Italia starts today. Podium Cafe is a great place to follow it.
The Celtics will basically be done if the Heatles win tonight. The most interesting series remains the least noticed - the Thunder-Grizzlies. I like the Griz at home today.
My big viewing event this weekend is Chelsea-ManU at Old Trafford. Go Blues!!
Seve Ballesteros has passed away. R.I.P.
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It's a busy day.
Here's an open thread for news updates and other things, all topics welcome.
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Survivor, American Idol, and Justified tonight. A welcome break from the continuing contradictions in the retelling of the death of Osama bin Laden.
I'm sure there's also other news. Here's an open thread, all topics welcome.
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I'm done with Osama for a while. There has to be other news, the world hasn't stopped.
The singers on The Voice are really good.
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The accounts by unnamed administration officials on the strike against the Osama bin Laden compound diverge on so many key points, I'm not spending any more time reading them right now. Everytime I start to write something up, another news story pops up with contrary information.
Whether it's Osama bin Laden, his courier, the bloody bedroom scene where he was killed, what happened to the other bodies, whether the helicopter crashed or was shot down, the blatantly false claim by Republicans that torturing detainees at secret overseas prisons led to the courier who led them to Osama's hideout, or other news of the day, here's an open thread, all topics welcome.
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After attacks at U.N. offices in Tripoli today, the U.N. has announced it's pulling out of Libya. The U.K. embassy in Tripoli was attacked and the U.K, has expelled he Libyan ambassador, giving him 24 hours to leave Britain. Italy closed its embassy in March after attacks. Meanwhile, Nato says its attacks yesterday were targeted military attacks:
Nato has insisted its raid targeted a "command-and-control" building, and that all Nato targets were "military in nature".
Libyan officials say funerals will be held tomorrow for Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Arab Gaddafi and "the other victims," described yesterday as Saif Gaddafi's three children. What a mess.
On another topic, many immigration reform rallies were held today. In LA, the protesters called on Obama to keep his 2008 campaign promise to provide a path to legalization for the undocumented. But they are not threatening to vote against him. [More...]
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