This house must break into the gigawatt range for the season, but it is truly beautiful. Please do not forward this to Al Gore unless you want to be buried in a verbal avalanche on the subject off carbon offset credits.
###
Popularity: 1% [?]
Until now, most academics found that no significant differences existed across the digital DMZ in the battle of ideas, that the roles left and right blogs perform in our democracy are similar even if their viewpoints are not. The Harvard group, from the onset, set out to shake the ground under those assumptions.
Since Inauguration Day 2009, a firestorm of scorn has scorched the op-ed pages of the nation’s dailies extolling the evils of partisanship in Washington, D.C. as typified by “black hat” Republicans and their stubborn refusals …
Last April, the Washington State Board of Education published its Public School Accountability Index, a measure of how the state’s 2,000-plus public K-12 schools are educating more than half a million children. Earlier this week, …
Anat Baron’s documentary about the struggle for craft brewers to overcome antiquated government regulations is worthy of consumption.
Last April, the Washington State Board of Education published its Public School Accountability Index, a measure of how the state’s 2,000-plus public K-12 schools are educating more than half a million children. Earlier this week, …
SCOTUS has now prevented itself from acknowledging the question whether Obama is or is not a “natural born citizen” (as distinguished from “citizen”) three times and counting: First before the Nov 4 general election and twice before the Dec 15 vote of the College of Electors. Other cases on the same question are at, or are heading to, SCOTUS. Whether SCOTUS ultimately decides if Obama is or is not a “natural born citizen” only after the Electors vote, only after Congress acts on the Electors’ vote, prior to Obama’s inauguration, or only after Obama’s inauguration, SCOTUS will have to decide — or the people and/or the military will. The issue no longer is Obama. The issue is SCOTUS.