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Go see the story of continuing slime from CBS News at Rather Biased.
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When you step outside my office, Mt. St. Helens is directly in front of you. It’s covered with a nice dusting of snow since the rains we had last week. So I’m not real thrilled by this little piece of news:

Seismic activity at Mount St. Helens has changed significantly during the past 24 hours and [...]

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While we’re on the subject, see Marc Cooper on the left’s intellectual fatwa against Christopher Hitchens and its tolerance of Kim Il Sung and Slobo Milosevic, not to mention Saddam.
Link via Mr. Totten.
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Al Qaeda must have been overjoyed by Kerry official Joe Lockhart’s attack on Allawi:
“The last thing you want to be seen as is a puppet of the United States, and you can almost see the hand underneath the shirt today moving the lips,” said Joe Lockhart, a senior Kerry adviser.
How many lives will be lost [...]

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Banning Daily Pundit for objectionable content is stupid. I never liked PayPal, so they can take a hike.
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Apparently CBS producer Mary Mapes thinks she’s above the law where the Oklahoma City bomber was concerned.
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Charlese Krauthammer offers a lesson in history:
Of all our allies in the world, which is the only one to have joined the United States in the foxhole in every war in the past 100 years? Not Britain, not Canada, certainly not France. The answer is Australia.

So who is the Kerry campaign bashing this week? That’s [...]

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Bob Novak, AKA “Prince of Darkness”, opines that the President wants to cut and run from Iraq soon after the election. He should read the President’s remarks at the UN and digest them:

Our coalition is standing beside a growing Iraqi security force. The NATO Alliance is providing vital training to that force. More [...]

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Both nicotine and caffeine enhance memory, which accounts in part for their popularity. New drugs are even better at this, and without the addictive potential. Here’s part of a premium content article from The Economist on one of them:

Last year, Nancy Jo Wesensten, a research psychologist at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research in [...]

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