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Anonymous hacked the Department of Energy last month, the agency confirmed. No classified info was taken, just personal data. There are also claims that Anonymous is responsible the release of 4,000 bank executives' data today, as part of Operation Last Resort. But the database posted as the U.S. Sentencing Commission's data may not have been a fake. Anyone can claim to be Anonymous.
There's a hearing tomorrow morning in the George Zimmerman case. Here are the motions that will be addressed. His family won't be attending, but his supporters will be singing "Happy Birthday Travyon" in front of the courthouse. (Trayvon would have turned 18 tomorrow.)
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It's that time of year again - exotic Super Bowl bets time.
Here what I did:
SUPER BOWL XLVII - The largest points lead of the game by either team will be Over 13½ (6 units)
SUPER BOWL XLVII - Margin of Victory - San Francisco 49ers 7 to 12 points 4/1 (2 units)
SUPER BOWL XLVII - The First Score of the Game will be? Field Goal or Safety (+120) (2 units)
SUPER BOWL XLVII - Will the opening kickoff result in a touchback? No (2 units)
SUPER BOWL XLVII - Who will win the coin toss?Baltimore Ravens (2 units)
SUPER BOWL XLVII - Coin Toss Tails (2 units)
UPDATE - Took the Niners on the moneyline at the half +300, 5 units.
More on the flip.
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Big Tent Democrat will be posting some Superbowl things tomorrow.
I'm searching for a good fajita recipe to make for the TL kid and his girlfriend/s.o tonight. I'm also looking looking for a store that sells fresh pomegranate juice. In case I strike out, does anyone know whether you can make pomegranate juice by putting the seeds in a Vitamix?
Here's an open thread, all topics welcome.
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R.I.P. Mayor Ed Koch. Here are some reactions from prominent New Yorkers. He died on the day a new documentary about his life and three terms as Mayor opened.
President Obama has offered a compromise on birth control.
At least 60 Harvard students have been forced to withdraw from the school in the aftermath of a cheating scandal. [More...]
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I'm just catching up with the day's news and I haven't even started to read my e-mail. Until I get caught up, here's an open thread, all topics welcome.
Update: I just read that Geraldo Rivera may run for the Senate in New Jersey -- as a Republican. New Jersey hasn't elected a Republican senator since the 1970's.
How popular is Hillary Clinton? Public Policy Polling says she could win Texas.
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Morning! Bad GDP number for the 4th quarter. Reason? Drastic drop in government spending. But, but, but Fix the Debt! Idiots.
My own budget policies now include a sizable investment on the 49ers (-4) over the Ravens. Geithner Lew should take a look at that. (I kid.)
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Mondays always seem to be busy around here. Here's an open thread, all topics welcome.
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Busy afternoon, here's an open thread, all topics welcome.
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President Obama begins his second term.
The Ravens battle the Patriots for the AFC Championship.
500,000 people signed up yesterday for Mega. They have added a human rights counsel to their team. Already there are traffic issues with the site being difficult to access and slow upload times. That's because of the unprecedented demand. [More...]
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Lance Armstrong, Part 2. Thursday's interview didn't seem to resonate favorably with too many people. Did they even tune in again for Part II? I did. It was like a deja-vu of John Edwards admitting his affair (but denying paternity.)
It seems to me this interview is part of some legal-related master plan, as opposed to personal redemption or being able to compete again. I don't think it's just the Floyd Landis case, but I have no idea what else it might be. Some lawyers who have represented other athletes share their thoughts here.
Who besides Robert Luskin is on his legal team? Elliot Peters, of Keker and Van Nest, who has been in the news all week as the lawyer for Aaron Swartz. [More...]
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