For those that missed it Tina Fey with the pitch perfect Alaskan/Wisconson accent and Amy Poehler acting like Hillary Clinton probably feels:
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Saturday, September 06, 2008
Unify through disunity
There's nothing like forming your own group to work on unifying everyone else's groups. Presidential elections are a prime time for this type of thing and there seem to be brand new groups popping up all the time. Don't let the fact that some of them may be run by people they seem to be trying to oppose and that some of them are just arms of other organizations that already exist, that's beside the point, really.
Here are a few of those groups, more as I find them:
Hope all that was helpful.
Here are a few of those groups, more as I find them:
Unity 08: Law and Order's Hang 'Em High McCoy stumped for this group earlier in the year, but, unfortunately the man has brought them down already.
DividedWeFail.org: This is an arm of the AARP, but they do have the coolest logo.
WeCanSolveIt.org: Founded by ManBearPig hunter and popularly elected president of the US, Al Gore. This one is more of an environmental one, and you can guess.
One.org: Star power to find unity in something or other.
TillAllAreOne.org: Autobot campaign using the matrix of leadership to light our darkest hour.
Hope all that was helpful.
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
For Gunny Walker
Just for Gunny Walker:
The other day I was strolling around the interwebs the other day and I happened to find a bootleg of a concert that Gunny and I were at at MTSU. Here for your (Gunny Walker's) listening pleasure are the Presidents of the United States of America live at Tucker Theater from MTSU. If you listen closely (Gunny), you can hear Gunny singing along.
The other day I was strolling around the interwebs the other day and I happened to find a bootleg of a concert that Gunny and I were at at MTSU. Here for your (Gunny Walker's) listening pleasure are the Presidents of the United States of America live at Tucker Theater from MTSU. If you listen closely (Gunny), you can hear Gunny singing along.
Monday, September 01, 2008
Spin, Spin, Spin
Watching James Carville being completely flummoxed by how to argue against Sarah Palin with Rep. Michele Bachmann because it seems like the Republicans are spinning so fast on trying to back up a position here that they run the risk of catching fire.
"She easily has more qualifications than Sen. Obama and Sen. Biden combined if you look at executive experience. She's been in an executive position for two years. She's made very tough positions.
She's looked her own party in the eye and said enough with your corruption and she says throw the bums out. She has delivered and she knows how to get things done."
--Michele Bachmann

I like the confusion from Carville trying to distance from attacks on the teen-pregnancy angle and the showing of the picture of the town in Alaska that Palin was mayor of.
How is it that this can at the same time be a horrible negative for McCain, but a positive as well.
It seems from Bachmann that there are already talking points and catch phrases that they have been given to use.
Also interesting on a panel with three women and one man where the man was the one supporting a female presidential candidate and one of the women is for Obama there is someone arguing that to question the qualifications of Palin is offensive to women.

"They tout her experience as mayor of this town in Alaska. This is a picture of the city hall. It looks like a bait shop in south Louisiana."
--James Carville
Republicans and Hillary attacked Obama for a lack of experience in foreign policy and a lack of experience overall, but now are all a twitter for someone who has been governor of Alaska for less than two years and saying she has more experience (albeit Bachmann then qualified it as executive experience) than Obama or Biden put together.
So executive position (albeit governor of Alaska)trumps Senator since 1973 in experience.
Spin Republicans spin.
I think they went all in on the Flop with a K-Q on suit in heads up, but they're really going to need to pull out that gut-shot straight draw on the river.
"She easily has more qualifications than Sen. Obama and Sen. Biden combined if you look at executive experience. She's been in an executive position for two years. She's made very tough positions.
She's looked her own party in the eye and said enough with your corruption and she says throw the bums out. She has delivered and she knows how to get things done."
--Michele Bachmann
I like the confusion from Carville trying to distance from attacks on the teen-pregnancy angle and the showing of the picture of the town in Alaska that Palin was mayor of.
How is it that this can at the same time be a horrible negative for McCain, but a positive as well.
It seems from Bachmann that there are already talking points and catch phrases that they have been given to use.
Also interesting on a panel with three women and one man where the man was the one supporting a female presidential candidate and one of the women is for Obama there is someone arguing that to question the qualifications of Palin is offensive to women.
"They tout her experience as mayor of this town in Alaska. This is a picture of the city hall. It looks like a bait shop in south Louisiana."
--James Carville
Republicans and Hillary attacked Obama for a lack of experience in foreign policy and a lack of experience overall, but now are all a twitter for someone who has been governor of Alaska for less than two years and saying she has more experience (albeit Bachmann then qualified it as executive experience) than Obama or Biden put together.
So executive position (albeit governor of Alaska)trumps Senator since 1973 in experience.
Spin Republicans spin.
I think they went all in on the Flop with a K-Q on suit in heads up, but they're really going to need to pull out that gut-shot straight draw on the river.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Another Chess Post
Apparently the USCF keeps records for a long time. Very detailed records. Take a gander at my chess rating and history from waay back in High School.
It took me a good little while to pull my rating up over a 1000 after getting the most ridiculously low beginning rating imaginable. I remember at one tournament one of my opponents not believing me when I told them my rating was 599.
It took me a good little while to pull my rating up over a 1000 after getting the most ridiculously low beginning rating imaginable. I remember at one tournament one of my opponents not believing me when I told them my rating was 599.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
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