Monthly Archives: September 2010

The throwback Pepsi diet

At the beginning of the summer i bought eight 12packs of Throwback Pepsi, which is Pepsi made with real suger rather than high fructose corn syrup. I stocked up mostly because I liked the taste, and I had also considered … Continue reading

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Work Americans won’t do

Before John McCain went crazy he talked about work Americans won’t do and the need for migrant workers. Looks like he was right.

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Reefer madness part?

Looks like not only is pot legalization very popular it seems to have a coattail effect: A ballot initiative to legalize marijuana in California could help propel endangered incumbent Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) to re-election in November, according to a … Continue reading

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Dog Blogging

Kip with the two tallest building in Denver in the backround. A couple of people have said that he looks to be deep in thought, the truth is, he was very interested in a squirrel.

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inflation versus employment?

I am starting to wonder if some people don’t see high unemployment as a benefit, After all it keeps inflation low and also leads to lower costs for businesses as desperate people will probably work cheaper. In fact any safety … Continue reading

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More children are living to adulthood

Seems like the best way to lower infant mortality is to improve living conditions. The highest child mortality rates are found in sub-Saharan Africa [EPA] The number of children who die before reaching their fifth birthday has fallen by a … Continue reading

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Nothing new with the tea-party

The tea party candidates may sound crazy but I don’t hear them saying anything diiferent that other republicans. They may not hide their racism as well as more polished candidates, but they are the same Reagan republicans that have been … Continue reading

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Know Your Enemy: NFL Week 1 Thoughts

Gregg Easterbrook is to Patriots Football as Fox News is to Democrats. Excerpt from TMQ’s NFL preview: Part 1, the AFC: “New England Patriots: By trading away veterans (Richard Seymour, Deion Branch) and endlessly trading down, New England attained a phenomenal 15 … Continue reading

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The Broncos

I have a feeling for most of the year the Broncos will be one good defensive player away frm winning a lot of games. Too bad they wasted a first round pick on a third round quarterback.

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Hatefest 9/11

After watching all the hate groups trying to exploit 9/11 by threatening to burn Koran’s or trying to exploit the day for financial gain, I don’t see how anyone can claim Christianity makes this country better. In fact, after watching … Continue reading

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Any grown-ups left in the republican party?

I have been traveling quite a bit the last few weeks which means I get to watch Fox news, while sitting around airport and hotel bars. First up was Sharan Angle, Harry Rieds opponent in Nevada. She still thinks that … Continue reading

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More Reefer Madness

Here is hoping I can make a link work from my ipad: “America’s policy for almost 70 years has been to keep marijuana—arguably no more harmful than alcohol and used by 15 million Americans every month—confined to the illicit market, … Continue reading

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