WHO IS THIS GIT?
If you can't place the face of the shar pei in the photo above, you're not alone....
News Corp Supplies Information, Defies Accountability
Thursday, July 7, 2011
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What The Colbert Super PAC Means To You
Friday, July 1, 2011
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Special Interests -WE HATES THEM
PACS AND SPECIAL INTERESTS
In a country split politically...
If Brits Don't Want Our Health Care, How 'Bout Canadians?
In a follow up to yesterday's post about Britian's terror over the idea that it might end up with...
Health Care Scare In Britian - Not Socailzed Medicine, But Privatized Medicine
We in the U.S. have a rather uncharming tendency to think that our way is always the "right way," regardless...
The Truth About Health Care Fraud In The U.S.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
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Health care fraud is a hot topic both in Washington and around the country, as well it should be. But...
Comcast: Censoring Tweets But Spporting Free Press?
Our readers may recall last week when media giant Comcast threatened to pull all of its funding support...
The CDC Is Prepared For The Zombie Apocalypse
Kudos to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention for using a little creativity to educate...
With Media Conglomerates In Charge, Watch What You Tweet
With the ever-dwindling number of independent companies involved in media broadcasting, perhaps it...
Rumors Of The Food Revolution's Demise Are Greatly Exaggerated
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
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Jamie Oliver illustrates his point about the amount of sugar added to school lunches.
Some of you may...
NFL - Leading America's Game Or Holding America Hostage?
Monday, May 16, 2011
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If you're like me, even a photo of the Lombardi trophy makes your heart beat a little bit faster. The...
Feast or Famine - Part 2: Jamie Takes Hollywood
Thursday, April 14, 2011
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UPDATE (5/25/11): Season 2 of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution will return to ABC at the end of May. CLICK...
New Study Finds Wage Gap Non-Existant If You Eliminate Wage Gap From Said Study
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
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I tried to stick to posting a brief, objective comment on the screamingly obvious design flaw in...
A House Still Divided
A northern transplant living in the deep south learns a few things about perspective. As I used to...
6 Companies Run Your Whole Life, "Made In America" Blames You For Buying In
Thursday, March 31, 2011
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Meet the Usry family. They are the subjects of a new investigative series on ABC News, and they were...
Feast or Famine - Part 1: Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
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UPDATE (5/25/11): Season 2 of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution will return to ABC at the end of May. CLICK...
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