There are a number of exciting places on the web today, but one of my favorites and one I check daily is Fausta's blog. I've been a fan of hers since the old days of the BAD HAIR Blog and it is every bit as enticing today as it was then.
Coming home from work today it was my intent to link to her weekly Carnival of Latin America and the Caribbean, but there is much more up. Of course, if you want to know what is going on in Latin America and the Caribbean there is no better place to go on the net. Fausta links like crazy and gives you anything worth knowing about that area of the world from the craziness of Hugo Chavez to the funding of FARC via Iran and Venezuela.
Also included is the possibility that the ruling party in Turkey, a decidedly Islamic party might be ruled ILLEGAL. Now, wouldn't that be interesting for all of us anti-islamists.
Lastly, she declares the Bush attempts to force a Palistinian/Israeli peace to be, are you ready for this, INSANE, and as a supporter of Israel, I can't say I disagree with her. Read it and see if you don't agree too.
Thanks Fausta, you ALWAYS make my day!!!!
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Opening day is here for major league baseball. The Braves will play the Nationals tonight to christen the new Nationals Park, and President Bush will throw out the first pitch. Game time is 8:05 PM EDT and will be televised by ESPN.
I'll be at the Braves home opener on Monday night. It's invigorating to walk into the ballpark for the first time each year and take in the smells, sights, and sounds of a new season. And, "people will come."
Ray, people will come Ray. ...And they'll walk out to the bleachers; sit in shirtsleeves on a perfect afternoon. They'll find they have reserved seats somewhere along one of the baselines, where they sat when they were children and cheered their heroes. And they'll watch the game and it'll be as if they dipped themselves in magic waters. The memories will be so thick they'll have to brush them away from their faces. People will come Ray. The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game: it's a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again. Oh... people will come Ray. People will most definitely come.
A few days ago, the Red Sox and A's split a two game series to open their seasons, but since they played in Tokyo, it shouldn't count.
Last night in an exhibition game, the Red Sox and Dodgers played at the L.A. Coliseum to a record crowd of 115,300 fans. Creating a baseball field in a football stadium is difficult, and you know that the configuration is strange when the shortstop covers left field and center fielder Andruw Jones takes a throw at second base to tag out a stealing base runner.
The Library of Congress has a new section titled Historic Baseball Resources, with a lot of interesting information and images of the game. It's hard to stop going through the site once you start.
Feel free to comment on your teams and the season and to provide your favorite baseball stories and links. Besides the above link to the Library of Congress, here's another one to start: Fire Joe Morgan
I'm 65 and grew up in Northern NJ. My Dad, a long-time Yankee fan, took me into NY to see the Yankees and, just for the heck of it, the Giants and Dodgers. When I was a teenager, Yogi Berra moved in about six blocks away, and we used to bump into him at the local stores. Yogi is Yogi, and all the kids would follow him around, no matter who we rooted for. And we were all in love with Carmen, his wife.
Those were different days. I think the closest thing to it today is to attend a minor league game. Try it!
Posted by: OldeForce at Monday, March 31 2008 10:52 PM (hcv93)
I agree about the fun at minor league and college games. They have really hokey contests between each half-inning and the kids love it...plus, it's cheap. When we go out of town on vacation or want to take a break, we'll find the closest minor league game and attend it. We've seen a lot of stars before they were famous. The most fun game for an event that I saw was the "Flying Elvises" night in Columbus, Georgia.
In fact, I saw a minor league team last night--the Atlanta Braves, whose fielding was worse than a high school team and whose batters showed that they can power the ball...three feet short of homeruns. Of course, the Pirates weren't much better walking four consecutive batters and losing a five run lead in the ninth to force extra innings.
Posted by: Woody at Tuesday, April 01 2008 09:20 AM (Eb/8J)
There is this dude called Mookie al-Sadsack, whoops, silly me, his name is Muqtada al-Sadr who runs something called the Mahdi Army. Well, when he's not hiding in Iran he's running it. Well, maybe not running it, but he started it.
He's a dimwitted looking dude too with really bad teeth, kinda reminds me of a bully I once knew but with whiskers.
At any rate, Mookie as he is known to the terrorist set has a really bad case of body odor, perhaps it emanates from his teethies, perhaps because he doesn't bathe very often, or perhaps because I'm lying and he smells like linen dried in sunshine. At any rate, there have been several occasions when Mookie has attempted to influence the government of Iraq and made a really bad show of it. Once, he thought he had enough strength to take on the American Military and the burgeoning Iraqi Military but got his ass kicked and ended up telling his "army" to stand down and he fled to Iran.
More recently, he declared a moratorium on fighting (mostly so his dudes and dudettes wouldn't get their asses kicked so bad but now the moratorium seems to be about up and the so called penis worshiping Mahdi Army is trying to take over again in Basra and other localities.
The AP needs to be held to count here..these are staged pictures and they're designed to do what again? Real fire fights and battles aren't recorded in nice, neat pretty pictures. In fact we see very few real battles being photographed and there's a reason for that- the photographers run off scared. And the enemies always die.
Posted by: Raven at Sunday, March 30 2008 05:58 PM (WRyjt)
Carnival of the InsanitiesDr. Sanity has her weekly carnival up and what a doozy it is. Drop by and read ALL of the links. After all, there is no reason you shouldn't share in the insanity of the left and their fellow travelers.
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There was a great little vid on YouTube featuring an endless cavalcade of "leading" Islamist freaks, loons and super dorks, all to the tune of West Side Story's 'I feel pretty!'
Cos' they are if nothing, all such ugly people, the kind that could only get jobs as menials in the West and without religion in the East. The kind of mega dags that no successful woman would look at once. Check out the butter boy and over grown 12 year old living with Mommy look of Sadr. A massive broom cupboard masturbater if ever I saw one.
Thank God I have never prayed at the Temple of the Spilled Seed! No, really. Well there was a time...
These people would live a life of deserved anonymity, petty to serious crime and non-achievement without Islam, and with it, do the same but with kudos from other freaks, East AND West.
All the best GM, and thanks for the kind words. You inspired me to update the 'Death By Activist' post, as I often do. Colonel Neville.
Posted by: Colonel Neville. at Sunday, March 30 2008 05:58 AM (wISdW)
My humble blog turns one year old this weekend and it is going strong because I have you to thank in part.
Your support has been ridiculously appreciated. I've written a special post commemorating the auspicious occasion and of course, you are in it. When you've a sec today, stop by for a piece of birthday cake...it's metaphor flavored.
Thanks again, GM!
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Posted by: Laurie Kendrick at Friday, March 28 2008 10:56 AM (Isk/k)
And to be honest, no one seems to give a damn! Oh sure, lots of people [lots... you gotta be kidding... only 10...--ed. --ahhh, shuddup] wanted to be in my cabinet, but no one set up funding mechanism, no one contributed a dime and then I realized - - don't have a solid resume that I can lie about.
So, let me tell you why I'm executive material: You see, it's like this, in 1970 I entered the army and was headed for Officers Candidate School at Fort Benning, Ga. I finished my tour and was shipped overseas to Vietnam where in no time flat, I was assigned to clean out a vipers nest of Viet Cong and NVA in the Central Highlands. In fact, it was the same area that my dad was assigned to when he was a Lt. Col. in 1961-62. When I arrived, the fire base that I would call home for the next 24 months (I extended my tour) was under attack by the combined forces of two battalions of V.C. and 4 of the NVA. Our Helicopter was hit in the tail rotor and we spiraled down into a hard landing. I jumped out of the bird and immediately picked up an M-60 and began blasting away at the enemy. No time for any greeting parties in that hot zone.
As I was saying, with my overheated M-60 and several thousand rounds of ammo in belts around my torso, I marched forward against the enemy. The motto of the Infantry School is "Follow Me!" and so the defenders of the fire base did. We marched into hell killing thousands of VC and NVA in the process.
Just as we thought that the battle was won and just as I shot the last round of ammunition and killed the last VC, a grenade was tossed by a dieing NVA Major. I saw that the Grenade was going to kill a FNG private who was on the copter with me so I jumped on the grenade and smothered the blast with my body. I was killed immediately and awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously.
Oh-oh, I just re-read the above, I must have been exhausted from typing and misspoke, I actually spent my entire Army career at Fort Polk, La. and Fort Benning, Ga. and never left the country. But if Hillary can misspoke and Obama can misspoke, Hell you won't mind a little embellishment from me will you? Nah, I didn't think so.
UPDATE: Hey Hillary, Misspeaking involves something like calling someone George instead of Greg. It does NOT involve making up a tale out of whole cloth!
Posted by: Ogre at Wednesday, March 26 2008 04:21 AM (f5zDL)
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I can vouch for GM on this one and not because he promised to select me as his running mate.
I
was In VN in 1970. Though only 9 years old, I lied about my age and was
accepted in the Army. I trained at Special Forces school and then
learned to drink beer from some young REMF pilot named Bush.
I
deployed to VN and was on the chopper with GM when we had that hard
landing. I was nearly killed when some guy named Cleland picked up a
grenade that was on the ground and blew his legs and one arm off.
I
lost a lot of my hearing because of that but I could see GM in front
and I read his lips as he said "come on you Mother F***ers, it is time
to get down and dirty. Stop lolly gagging and get your A$$es up here
and fight like men. We are not going to allow a chopper crash and
overwhelming forces to beat us."
I was captured fighting that
day and spent time in a cell with some Navy twit named McCain. He kept
talking about how his daddy was an Admiral blah, blah. GM organized a
rescue party and rappelled into the prison camp and killed all the
guards. He carried me 2 miles on his back (with my gear and his) and
shot VC soldiers along the way. He offered to help McCain out but he
said that he liked it there because it was quiet.
I recovered in
Da Nang with some guys named Forrest Gump and LT. Dan. Those guys were
a riot. Then the Army found out my real age and said that I had to go
home. GM fought to keep me in the unit but it did not work so I had to
go home and go back to school. The flight home was terrible. Some guy
named Kerry kept saying he was JFK and going to be president some day.
He kept saying "I was in Vietnam you know" the whole way home. He
asked me to join some group of war protesters but I kicked his rear
around the plane and told him to sit down and shut up.
I owe my life to GM and will never forget his can do attitude and bravery under fire.
That is my story and I am sticking to it....
Posted by: Big Dog at Wednesday, March 26 2008 05:37 AM (+q4Sb)
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Rambo is a wuss, and I too can vouch for GM and Ogre's tales, as I was working at the Pentagon during those years running the sooper sekret campaign running drugs from cambodia and laos and us boys in the office used to pass around GM's reports as entertainment. IN fact that guy that made Rambo worked with us too, and he toned down GM's reports and made that rambo movie......anyway I think GM would be a great president.....
So I wholeheartedly endorse GM for President, and not because he has said I can be Secretary of Vice (you should go with what you know....ya know?)
Posted by: kender at Wednesday, March 26 2008 10:19 AM (Tn3YJ)
"no one set up funding mechanism, no one contributed a dime"
What do you mean? I contributed my entire salary from this blog to you.
Posted by: Woody at Wednesday, March 26 2008 04:30 PM (Eb/8J)
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No one lies anymore - we ALL mis-speak!! Yikes! I'd write your name in for President GM - But - Ohio doesn't allow write in candidates!! You DO NOT forget something like being shot at and running for cover! A LIE is A LIE!!
Posted by: chrys at Wednesday, March 26 2008 06:11 PM (D8Fhu)
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That's all you've got, Big Dog? Not only was I under heavy sniper fire, I didn't even have an airplane of any sort to watch my back! In retrospect, I was playing Russian roulette with six bullets...but I only had one in my gun, the trigger of which didn't work. So, thanks to my mad fighting skills developed scant years before with my three brothers (I, too, lied about my age and enlisted at age 10), I thought quickly, ducked for cover in the barren landscape of napalmed Vietnam, bent the gun into a boomerang, and threw it at the nearest enemy soldier. They fell like ninepins, all 28 of them. I moved on to the next company, but Big Dog et al. had already taken care of them.
(raises eyebrows pugnaciously) Are you so sure now that Big Dog is the right candidate for VP? huh? huh?
Posted by: HannahJ at Wednesday, March 26 2008 08:10 PM (JAMx5)
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Posted by: HannahJ at Wednesday, March 26 2008 08:11 PM (JAMx5)
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I'm more than willing to support you GM - we like-initialed types must stick together. Heaven help us all - the current selection on offer is not particularly appetizing.
Posted by: Gayle Miller at Thursday, March 27 2008 10:12 AM (zX5o+)
That's great. I'll join you on the ticket. My major accomplishments:
* Invention of lineoleum.
* Negotiation of the Peace of Humus, ending the 7 Years War against the cows.
* Guy that threw water on Bert Lancaster in From Here to Eternity.
* Threw the winning touchdown for the Silver Beavers in key 1927 Southern North Dakota State - Parkersburg School of Brain Surgery and Web Design game.
* Prevented secession of Rhode Island during the Civil War.
* Head writer for Our Miss Brooks, 1952 - 1954.
Posted by: Cappy at Thursday, March 27 2008 06:22 PM (ePH5d)
This whole thing reminds me of when I went up San Juan Hill with Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders. There we were, in our flippers and propeller hats facing 6 to the power of quod enemy snipers. Luckily I'd brought my Captain Kangaroo badge and well, you know the rest.
I was never prouder than when Teddy tearfully said to me "Cut those damn onions somewhere else or I'll bust you down to latrine Marshall!"
Colonel Neville.
Posted by: Colonel Neville. at Sunday, March 30 2008 06:19 AM (wISdW)
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If Gov. Richardson is Judas, then Hillary must be...?
It just stands to reason.
No Carville Apology for Judas Remark: Hillary Rodham Clinton adviser James Carville is refusing to apologize for comparing New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson to Judas (for endorsing Obama rather than Clinton.) ..."Mr. Richardson's endorsement came right around the anniversary of the day when Judas sold out (Jesus) for 30 pieces of silver, so I think the timing is appropriate, if ironic," he said.
If Gov. Richardson is compared to Judas, then Hillary Cliinton must be...Christ-like? Maybe so. She forgives adulterers and believes she will rise from the dead.
I hope you meant "dead" last in the nominating process of the two that are left.
If Obama wins, I can see the headlines now in the MSM: "Hillary comes in Second. Obama next to last!"
Posted by: GM Roper at Tuesday, March 25 2008 03:25 PM (1fjXG)
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Yes, I meant Clinton's campaign rising from the dead. However, we know that Hillary cannot heal the inflicted or raise the dead, or Vince Foster would still be alive.
Posted by: Woody at Tuesday, March 25 2008 04:02 PM (Eb/8J)
The U.S. is finally loosening the purse strings and building a border fence! But, don't get excited. It's not the one that Congress authorized last year.
Cairo, Egypt (AHN) - The United States has announced that it is planning to help Egypt build a border fence along the Gaza-Egypt border. Washington transferred $23 million worth of special aid.... The American Army Corps of Engineers plans to send teams to Egypt to help push forward the border fence plans.
There's no mention as to where our government learned anything about building a border fence, as they haven't had much practice between the U.S. and Mexico. Do you suppose that our politicians figure that it's okay to build a border fence and that it will work as long as the blocked illegal immigrants aren't potential voters?
The subhead is much improved from the Mark Steyn juvenality! Land of the free and home of the brave indeed! That's something liberals and conservatives can agree on for sure.
As for fence building, you may want to consult news coverage of Iraq--even though we know the preznit doesnt' have time for such matters.
Seems the U.S. has had to build fences between ethnically cleansed neighborhoods in Baghdad to make sure they stay "clean."
Isn't it just so wonderful that we delivered the Iraqi people from their travails?
Posted by: McLovin at Tuesday, March 25 2008 06:21 AM (eN5/Z)
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McLovin, this post has to do with illegal immigration rather than Iraq, although you think that everything has to do with Iraq. Can you appreciate that our President deposed Iraq's dictator, who tortured and murdered his citizens? Do you think that stopping the flood of illegal immigrants into our nation is important?
Posted by: Woody at Tuesday, March 25 2008 07:34 AM (Eb/8J)
I'm a free-market capitalist, so I don't think the government should be in the business of telling businesses whom to hire based on nationality or other factors not related to performance.
Of course we need border security to keep out criminals and terrorists. Making it simple and legal to immigrate for economic reasons would make it much easier to effectively police the border against people trying to sneak in sans paperwork for reasons other than working for a living.
Anyone who understands how markets work will know that the real source of the problem is the unrealistic wage differentials between Mexico and the U.S. As long as this exists, there will be an illegal immigration problem. A simple, market-based solution is to more strictly enforce penalties on companies that refuse to pay market-based wages and, instead, employ illegals to avoid taxes and market-level wages.
Illegal immigration would stop tomorrow if businesses stopped hiring people at below-market wages to widen their own profit. Workers who come here illegally are simply trying to feed themselves and their families. It's morally wrong to target them as if they were the primary perpetrators of the problem.
It's also a fantastically stupid tactic. Long, repeated experience has proven beyond doubt that targetting workers is expensive, inefficient and ineffective. Deported workers quickly return and most are not caught in the first place as they find it easy to work illegally and to remain in hiding for very long periods.
Start deporting business owners who knowingly hire illegals tomorrow and illegal immigration will grind to a halt by this fall.
Anyone with at least two brain cells can figure our that the logical target of immigration law enforcement should be businesses, not workers. Cops target drug dealers, not users, for the same reason.
Which brings us to the question of why so many wingnuts refuse to take on the issue of illegal employers, preferring instead to focus on workers and building walls. What is their motive?
Posted by: McLovin at Tuesday, March 25 2008 10:46 PM (UvT8A)
Mc: "the real source of the problem is the unrealistic wage differentials between Mexico and the U.S."
The real source of the problem is corruption in Mexican government and lack of motivation by the U.S. government to keep out illegals--who, as the the definition implies, are criminals...regardless of need or intent.
I've always been for penalizing businesses for hiring illegals, and there is a law to do that but hasn't been enforced by either Democrats or Republicans.
Posted by: Woody at Wednesday, March 26 2008 09:15 AM (Eb/8J)
Would your “church,” if you fellowship with one, put on it’s bulletin board hateful articles from the anti-semitic, terrorist group Hamas? Barack Obama’s CURRENT church, Trinity United Church of Christ, did just that.
We just found out in the last 48 hours that Wright, while giving a eulogy in 2007, said that “(Jesus’) enemies had their opinion about Him… The Italians for the most part looked down their garlic noses at the Galileans.”
Now comes a report by NBC News that while Wright was in charge at Obama’s CURRENT church, reprinted anti-Israel writings, including one column by none other than Hamas leader, Mousa Abu Marzook, appeared on the bulletin board there.
The column by the Hamas leader, Mousa Abu Marzook, asked: “Why should any Palestinian recognise the monstrous crimes carried out by Israel’s founders and continued by its deformed modern apartheid state?”
The question becomes one of judgment, character, integrity, honesty and intelligence.
If I were to believe Obama’s defense that he didn’t, and still doesn’t, know what was, and still is, going on at his church for 20 years, then, in my opinion, he must not be very observant nor intelligent, and does not possess sensible judgement. Therefore he cannot be qualified to be the POTUS, in my opinion. If I do NOT believe Obama, then his integrity, character and honesty is woefully insufficient to be the POTUS, in my opinion.
Obama went to Harvard Law School (they don’t let just anybody in), where he became the first African-American president of the prestigious Harvard Law Review. He graduated magna cum laude in 1991. Now do you think he is NOT aware of what his church and ex-pastor are all about? Be AFRAID! Be VERY AFRAID!
Barack Obama’s political FRAUD against the American People continues…
I woke up this morning bright eyed and bushy tailed (doesn't that present an interesting mental picture). I thought to my self "Self, lets go to the blog and highlight Fausta's Latin American carnival. This will be one of the first to highlight it this week."
Well, lo and behold, I'm so early,I even beat Fausta. So, perhaps she is getting some beauty rest, though surely she doesn't need even a minutes beauty rest. Perhaps she is lingering over coffee, or Maybe shoveling snow off the sidewalk.
Posted by: Fausta at Monday, March 24 2008 06:37 AM (TdrPp)
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Since The DIM-O-Crats Came to Power: Truth AND Consequences!
It has been a little over 14 months since the Democrats took over both houses of congress; the Senate AND the House of Representatives. They also want to take over the White House so, before you pull that lever for Hillary or Obama in November, take a look at what it has cost YOU since then.
Here are some of the outcomes of them being in control.
Up:
* Gasoline up from $2.19 to $3.35 or 53% * Unemployment up from 4.5% to 5% or 11.1% * National dept per ca pita was $27,677 then and now $31,551 or 14% higher. * Congressional pay increase.
Down:
* Consumer confidence at multiple year lows. * Equity value of mutual funds down $2.3 trillion. * Home equity values down $1.2 trillion * Congress's approval rating at all time low (even lower than BUSH's)
If you add together the loss of equity value of mutual funds AND the loss of home equity values the total figure is approximately six (6) times the cost of the Iraq war for 5 years.
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It does indeed..but wait we must now give them a chance to add racism anti whitey, and anti semitism to their platform!..heh..Blessed holidays sweet friend!
Posted by: Angel at Saturday, March 22 2008 08:48 PM (aQYNz)
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Maybe we need to give them an extension on their 'first one-hundred days" goals.
Posted by: Woody at Saturday, March 22 2008 09:01 PM (Eb/8J)
Forty-eight percent of Americans are unwilling to spend even a penny more in gasoline taxes to help reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new nationwide survey released today by the National Center for Public Policy Research. Opposition grew once respondents were informed that eliminating passenger cars in the United States altogether would only reduce world emissions by a fraction.
What a difference it makes once those being polled on global warming are honestly informed.
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