They launched a
denial of service attack against Youtube (owned by Google, who owns Blogger).
Here we go...
Labels: cyberterrorism, Internet, Pakistan
More
stupidness from the extreme right goopers
Labels: 2008 Elections, Barack Obama, RNC
Labels: 2008 Elections, Barack Obama, blog, climate change, computer, energy policy, engineering, green, John McCain, science, space
A mere
billion or two down the drain...pilots are all safe [but injured].
Labels: Homeland Security, macroeconomics, military, Spending
Too much Google...
Labels: Google, health care, tools
He mentions that
Ari Fleischer has a
quarter-billion dollar powder keg to blow up underneath the democrats this election cycle...it's got my curiosity up... [update] and I forgot that Ari has a section in the
I Hate Republicans reader where it basically calls him out as a plain friggin liar...
Also, here's a rundown of
Obama's accomplishments in the legislatures he's served in...
Labels: 2008 Elections, Ari Fleischer, Barack Obama
Based on the linked story, it's all circumstancial evidence...this whole thing is wierd.
Labels: 2006 Elections, automobile, Carol Shea-Porter, Gary Dodds, NH-01
Hillary Supporters Start Anti-Obama 527 Group [Update]
...
The American Leadership Project...I dunno...Hills, perhaps it just time to give it your all - in a positive fashion - and then call it a campaign instead of this swiftboat-lite
craptastical idea.
[update - here's the first commercial...]Labels: 2008 Elections, 527, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Swift Boat
Let's actually do some engineering here on this blog...this is a Popular Mechanics article about the reconstruction of the
I-35 bridge that collapsed last year, and really showed off the crumbling nature of our infrastructure...but, this new bridge is state-of-the-art. The mode of failure in the bridge was a design where the gussets used to transfer load within the truss structure were designed, or ended up, being only 1/2 the thickness they should have been. I hedge it in this way only as the NTSB was not able to find the original calcs, so while in the end its the engineer's fault, we dont know where in the design process this happened - the calcs, the procurement, or where...speaking of new beauties, check
this out...oh, and here's the
latest ASCE report card...
Labels: ASCE, bridge, engineering, USA
Love it. Deval was accused of stealing from Obama in 2005!
[More on Feb19th] - looking at all this stuff on the day that
Wisconsin and Hawai'i vote in the Democratic primaries, it just seems like the Hillary campaign is struggling with message if all they've got to throw at Obama right now are that he plagarized his national co-chair (and Mass Gov.) Deval Patrick and that he is hedging on motions last year to accept campaign financing for a general election, while she would not do anyways...
Something is not resonating here...looking around the internets and listening to
XM this morning, the POTUS channel has a regular segment with
Thomas Mozloom of The M Network where he
discussed in detail the branding of Obama and Clinton over the past few weeks - it's quite detailed, wonky, but very interesting. To sum up: Obama has been on the air targetting population segments a week before Hillary
- while staying on message, while Hillary has a disjointed messaging strategy that is late - or later in the game that Obama is.
Labels: 2004 Elections, 2008 Elections, Barack Obama, Deval Patrick, Masachusetts, POTUS08, XM
They're all lefty blogs, natch, but still, it's a nice tool. Thanks to Pam for the tool, which is being freely distributed. I'll update the right side of the blog with this...but for now:
Labels: blog, Pams House Blend, tools
One word:
duh.
Labels: economy, WaPo
Minor Template Cleanup
I cleaned up the links on the right part of the page a bit, and added a few more title sections to make it easier to find stuff...
Labels: RBE
Good to see that people really didn't like Mitt in the end. Too bad they did not see this when they voted for him in 2002. Such a tool...
Labels: 2008 Elections, Boston Herald, John McCain, Mitt Romney