Daily Archives: August 29, 2006

Signs Of Things To Come

Posted on August 29, 2006 by Gaius

Tom Bevan, writing in the RCP Blog notes the signs of things to come in the Democratic party. He takes note of an attack by Matt Stoller on Rahm Emanuel. Stoller calls Emanuel an extremist ideologue and recommends cutting him … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogosphere, Politics | 2 Comments

Knight Shift

Posted on August 29, 2006 by Gaius

A castle is rising in the forests of Burgundy, France. Using just the tools available in the 13th century and nothing but hand labor, Michel Guyot is living out his dream of building his very own castle. TREIGNY, France – Once … Continue reading →

Posted in History, World news | 2 Comments

A Dream Come True

Posted on August 29, 2006 by Gaius

In a story that will warm the hearts of frustrated commuters everywhere, we bring you this report of a very happy day. A Maryland man lived a dream come true on Tuesday morning when he got to do what every … Continue reading →

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Details On Bomb Plot Emerge

Posted on August 29, 2006 by Gaius

The New York Times reports on details coming out about the foiled bomb plot to target flights from England to the US. Certain people will be disappointed to find out it was not all about Ned Lamont winning a primary. … Continue reading →

Posted in War, World news | 2 Comments

A Look At Hezbollywood

Posted on August 29, 2006 by Gaius

A report from the Counterterrorism Blog shows the workings of Hezbollah's propaganda machine and the cheerful cooperation of the Western Media. When Kofi Annan visited South Beirut yesterday, he was greeted by demonstrators in a "spontaneous" display. Yeah, right. ….A … Continue reading →

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Good News, Bad News

Posted on August 29, 2006 by Gaius

The Washington Post is reporting that gasoline supplies have risen, while prices have fallen. Even though this is only a relatively small drop and is, of course, subject to change at any time based on world events, it is a … Continue reading →

Posted in Economy, Politics | 3 Comments