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  • Tutorials for Photoshop

    A lot of them… great resource.

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  • Shoe Lacing site

    It’s a site with 22 different ways to lace your shoes. Who knew there were so many?

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  • Free Online Graph/Grid Paper PDFs

    Just like the title says, this site has a ton of PDFs with grid/graph paper patterns. Perfect for a quick print out when the supply closet is drained.

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  • Just… wow

    You know, I get that people don’t like Bush. Hell, I can’t believe the guy supports the PATRIOT act myself. But damn, Ted Rall, you need some good drugs because you are way too pissed off for your own good.

    Yes my reader(s?), welcome to the seething undercurrent of militant socialism. Mr. Rall uses every marginal device from the left to punch home this wonderful monument to fearmongering. Oh yeah, it’s all here: Bush is Hitler, the 2000 election was stolen, politicized 9/11, and not getting the real terrorists. He even throws in some real issues (such as the probable election of a couple SCOTUS justices), just to keep you off his trail.

    So, I salute you Mr. Rall. If the guys on Crossfire are partisan hacks, you sir are a full-on puppet.

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  • Bartleby.com – Loads of Books on the web

    Tons of stuff to read and research over at Bartleby.com

    [via J-Walk]

  • Heinz Kerry Separates Self From Mrs. Bush

    “Well, you know, I don’t know Laura Bush. But she seems to be calm, and she has a sparkle in her eye, which is good,” Heinz Kerry said. “But I don’t know that she’s ever had a real job – I mean, since she’s been grown up. So her experience and her validation comes from important things, but different things.”

    Laura Bush taught in public schools in Texas from 1968 to 1977, the year she married George W. Bush.

    Good job, Kerry! You just lost all your teacher votes!

    Here’s a tip from where it’s NOT playing in the sticks. Shut your wife UP. Or at least explain to her the concept of “insulting” or “tact”.
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  • Why we'll never have peace

    Statements like this are why the world will never be peaceful until one religion wins in totality. Remember, this statement was made on 17 Oct 2004

    “Sir, why do the government clerics ignore the killing of the prisoners during the time of the Prophet? 600-700 prisoners were killed in the raid on the Qurayza tribe.

    “Why do they conceal this? Why do they hide the fact that the Prophet gave the order to assassinate some poets – to assassinate! Not in military operations, but rather by individual assassination.

    “Why did he order the assassination of K’ab Ibn Ashraf, the Jew, leader of Khaybar ? And then he ordered the assassination of the leader who successive him. As a result, the Jews became fearful and terrified.”

    The Prophet here is Mohammed, as in The Mohammed, who apparently assasinated a lot of people at what is called by some the Qurayza Massacre. This happened thousands of years ago and we’re basing terrorist policy on this event.

    Some modern Muslims have apparently interpretted this event as carte blanche to kill in retribution for those that have wronged God. You see the huge loop-hole for modern terrorists in what suddently can be interpretted as “wronging God”. The power of clerics grows pretty quick in this situation.

    So, why no peace? Because policy on both sides is being dictated by 2,000 year old events. And don’t think that a Kerry White House will suddenly bring a sense of logic to any of this. How do you convert a fanatic? You don’t; that’s the problem.

    This is a concept so foreign to American’s (and many Europeans) it doesn’t even register the first couple times you realize it; Islamic countries don’t just base law on religion, religion IS law. Islam is Jerry Falwell’s wet dream, a complete Theocracy.

    You can’t co-exist with fundamentalists; they don’t believe in co-existance. You must convert or be eliminated. That’s the whole point of fundamentalism; total and complete involvement.

    Link [via Drudge]

  • News Flash – Jennings Worried About Being "Objective"

    If anything tells you about the sad state of journalism in this country, just read what Peter Jennings has to say.

    “I’m a little concerned about this notion everybody wants us to be objective,” Jennings said.

    Yeah, that would be terrible if you were held to, you know, standards. No wonder Peter had to come to America; where else can a Canadian with an agenda do more harm?

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  • Operation Clark County

    This is asinine. The Guardian, a United Kingdom (that England, y’all) newspaper has the roster of 85,000 registered voters in Clark County, Ohio. You go to the linked page, enter your email (supposedly, you’re an concerned English person) and you get the name and address of a voter in that county.

    You’re then supposed to write to this person and encourage them to vote for who you, as a concerned world citizen, would vote for.

    For those who don’t read the Guardian on a regular basis, they are a fairly liberal news paper, who pride themselves on going that extra step. Usually that means corssing into non-objective reporting, something our domestic news sources jumped the shark on a long time ago.

    Predictably, reaction has been less than positive.

    I really hope this backfires; I don’t think we get much say in the British PM, do we? Limey bastards, indeed.
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  • The required Jon Stewert post

    Everyone in the world with a blog is posting this today, but I’m going to link to someone who has the transcript up. If you have the means (and by that I mean broadband), download the video. There are bittorrents everywhere (a page here, as a matter of fact). Even if you don’t have broadband, download the movie; it’s worth every byte.

    Others will expound on Jon’s profound appearance on Crossfire. Suffice it to say that, while I respect him immensely, it’s sad when we have to make our comedians the voice of sanity on CNN.

    iFilm streaming video
    CNN transcript
    Leiter Report (blog w/ transcript)