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May 03, 2003

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… after a bit of a break. Been busy doing work; but look for some new Tech postings about some things I’ve learned. I have still had time to see what other bloggers have been up to.

We celebrated Loyality Day a few days ago, and everyone is talking about it. The most informative I have found is here. Even a conservative is “ …trying, but [he] can’t justify this”.” (I got the informative link from said conservative.)

I also watched this brilliant Bush vs. Bush debate on the always brilliant Daily Show with Jon Stewart and now everyone in blogistan is talking about it.

Calpundit continues to provide interesting graphs notably this one about global terror.

In the making fun of Bush department we have this via Atrios and this via instapundit, who surprisingly I agree with in his assessment of Bush’s carrier landing / speech, despite the fact that seemingly all his readers seem to be trying to convince him otherwise.

More folks are ganging up on the gay bashing Stanley Kurtz. Via Radley Balko who has some interesting things to add.

Also national scold Bill Bennett’s gambling problem, via Tom Tommorow, Atrios, and Calpundit.

Finally, please check out this this commercial for Honda from the U.K. (requires flash 6, here is the ad from Honda’s site with a longer access time). The great Bob Garfield gave it 4 of 4 stars. Via Making Light and Alas, a Blog.

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Um, I don't mean to shit on the President's parade, but May 1st has already been celebrated, since 1889, by billions of people worldwide, as May Day, the international worker's holiday. May Day began as a memorialization of the Chicago Haymarket martyrs, who were killed by police in 1886 during a rally for the 8 hour day. Just another small way in which "Loyalty Day" is, well, kind of a cock-suck.

Posted by: sam from here at May 3, 2003 07:12 PM | link

Acutally "Loyality Day," was created in the fourties specifically against the international worker's holiday, which was considered communistic.

Posted by: Jeremy from here at May 5, 2003 11:58 AM | link

Now there is the internet. And I really appreciate people like you who take their chance in such an excellent way to give an impression on certain topics. Thanks for having me here.



Jonathan Ballard

Posted by: Jonathan Ballard from here at April 17, 2004 06:03 PM | link
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