Voice of America - July 2, 2009

from the artist formerly-known as Michael Jagoff
[from his upcoming bootleg album: Off-The-Record; recorded on microcassette; distributed anonymously]
[Introductory lyrics excised; no reason to revise bad rubbish]
[HisFamily/Advisors]: "Just plead it! Puh-leead it!"
[Mr. Jagoff]: "Shhhove it up your ass and eat it! [trademark: Yip!]
Sony got lucky, knows I'm not 'right,'
Hymie's so hungry...y'all's so uptight
Delete it...de-lete it...

By SEN. JUDD GREGG | Posted Friday, June 26, 2009 4:20 PM PT

By Daniel Tencer

Published: June 27, 2009
Updated 9 hours ago

Since our inception, we have been focused on blogger relations and blogger outreach.  Social media is our bread and butter, not just something we tacked on.  Over the last several years, we have prospected over 40,000 bloggers across a wide-variety of topics (see below) and over a growing number of languages, including Spanish-speaking and Portuguese-speaking blogs wordwide. 

I am always amazed when I find stories like this. When I find the sort of story that shows that people like dentists, sadly known for having a high rate of depression and suicide, who are passionate about doing good for those of us who only have Medicaid or who cannot generally afford — or won’t spend for — good dental work. Kudos to Steven Eidman and especially to Dr. Robert Grunstein

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  JUNE 25, 2009
[PLEASE FORWARD]
Alex Jones Jumps Onboard Camp FEMA Project

The different refractions of light, or modes of thinking, or processes, were given names. To the christian mystic, they would have been the names of the angels and the demons. Each angel would be a puristic example of a process that the mystic could channel. Each demon, the same. I used to be relatively confused when reading occult literature. I asked myself, why in the world would someone pray to God just before summoning a demon? Now it makes a bit more sense...

There is widespread contamination with cancer-causing depleted uranium munitions in Afghanistan and Iraq causing dramatically rising birth deformities. This video was censored on you tube...Lets see how long it will stay up this time...
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Some of these schemes might make sense to a money-hungry executive, but they screw over the people whose opinions actually matter: the ones who buy videogames.

June 25, 2009
http://tortureaccountability.webs.com/
The
highest officials in our government have trampled on our traditional ideals
of making America a nation of laws, not of men, by illegally narrowing the scope
of torture and authorizing waterboarding, walling and other inhumane interrogation
techniques. In doing so, they violated the Anti-Torture Act, the War Crimes
Act, the Geneva Conventions, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
and the Convention Against Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment.

by Todd Brendan Fahey


I hadn't known Jurgen for very long -- a little over a year, maybe -- when the change occurred. And if others swear they had seen it coming from months back, I suppose I must take them at their word. But I had not, and was patently unprepared for the metamorphosis that took place just after the Christmas season, when Jurgen called me from the Ogden city lockup and asked me to post the five hundred-dollar bond because no one in his family would.
"Jesus Christ, what happened?"

Ever since the dot-COM bubble burst almost ten years ago, Maryland has been bragging about how biotech would not only become the next big thing in innovation and business but would put Maryland on the map. Well, while it has mostly been hyperbole, Rockville, Maryland, based Emergent BioSolutions has been the bright-burning exception under the leadership of Chairman and CEO, Mr. Fuad El-Hibri. Well, Ernst & Young has named Fuad El-Hibri the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2009

I heart Facebook. This morning I awoke to Yet Another Facebook Innovation (YAFI). Facebook amazes me because they are driven to make things easier for me — or at least give it a go. Facebook is willing to suffer constant backlash in order to improve usability and efficiency. Case-in-point below:

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