from Politco By MAGGIE HABERMAN | 2/22/11 12:49 PM EST Updated: 2/22/11 2:58 PM EST In a move straight out of the Wisconsin playbook, Indiana Democratic lawmakers fled the state today in a bid to kill a proposed right-to-work bill ahead of a vote. Citing a source, the Indianapolis Star reported that[...]
Archive for February, 2011
Walker Blames the Victims
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has been blaming the public workers for the problems of their pension system. Let's get this straight: the pension system insolvency was caused by the banksters' enticing public investors to pony up for worthless "mortgage-backed securities" in the run-up to the Crash of [...]
The business of ghost writing college papers
from rhp6033 at HorsesAss Last week I visited the doctor’s office. … Since I wasn’t particularly interested in Field & Stream, Golf, or Ladies Home Journal, I picked up the large-print edition of the May 2011 issue of Readers Digest, and opened it up to a randam page. What I found was [...]
Republican Proposes Tax Magic!
POLLS SHOW VOTERS SUPPORT PROTESTERS IN WISCONSIN The mess in Wisconsin illustrates two things … The media are either superficial or they are biased against democracy. They know that the mess in Wisconsin has nothing to do with closing a budget gap. Governor Walker has created this mes[...]
Republicanism
The similarity between Wisconsin and Egypt is impossible to ignore. Mubarak tried to solve his problem by offering a series of concessions, none ot which were enough to satisfy the crowds in Tahrir Square.His promises .. of threats and rewards grew ever bigger, his nose .. already large, soon was [...]
Ave Challenge: Whatsit?
a.Japanese Robot Dental Hygeniist b. Automatic Hair Weaving Device c. Pre iPAD Reading Chair With Turner d. Charging Station For ElderMobile Scooters. e. I Robot, Masseur Chair [...]
We Are Wisconsin
Here are a couple of links for following the ongoing people's takeover of the Madison State House.[...]
Japan’s Nostalgia for its Day as an Up and Coming Power Post WW II
Considering the current state of Japan’s economy, it’s remarkable to recall that 60 years ago there were hundreds of companies both old and new jockeying restlessly to fill the vacuum left after almost all the nation’s cities were heavily bombed in World War II — jockeying, tha[...]
The Lab: A Video on Scientific Misconduct
Ed. The issue of scientific misconduct is a hot one at the UW. The President and Provost fired Professor Andrew Aprikyan despite the universal finding by a Senate panel that the UW had not followed due process. In my opinion, the UW has done a poor job. A lack of due process means that we [&[...]