Month: January 2010

  • Want me to not try to disable a US Senator’s phone system? Teach me to farm.

    [promoted from comments, h/t Bezerko, TPM] Senator Mary Landrieu’s district office was the subject of some type of attempted interference with her telecommunications equipment. Not clear exactly what happened, but the alleged doers of whatever mischief include the below gentleman, Stan Dai. Plotting to disrupt communications, wiretapping etc, are arguably terroristic activities, so let’s listen…

  • Now for the “Real” State of the Union!

    Mark your calendar! Georgia WAND presents the 8th Annual Real State of the Union featuring AJC editor & author, Jay Bookman and The Reverend Dr Joseph Lowery. Always sure to stimulate and entertain, Mr Bookman will give us his perspective on the state of our union, and Rev Dr Lowery will respond. A brief Q…

  • State of the Union Open Thread

    So what do you think? Weigh in here.. Pundits welcome. Full Speech below the flip.

  • What’s Going On?

    A little World Soccer for you, here are your links: Football infrastructure and relief versatility. (The Global Game) The future of 6+5 may lie in Finland. (Nordic Football News) Everything you need to know about the Copa Libertadores. (Avoiding the Drop) Mohammed Zidan could use a speech writer. (Dirty Tackle) The dilemma of a football…

  • WARNING! FAKE JOB POSTING FOR ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL JOB IN NON-EXISTENT CIVIL RIGHTS DEPARTMENT!

    If you wish to apply anyway, be prepared to answer questions in your interview about Civil Rights, because that is all that position, and and all the other positions within that section, do.

  • Hodges Plans New Civil Rights Division for AG’s Office

    I guess I never realized that our State Attorney General’s office didn’t already have a separate Civil Rights division. Good campaign pledge by Hodges. Press Release from Democratic Attorney General candidate Ken Hodges: A NEW CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION IN HODGES’ VISION FOR AG’S OFFICE Campaign Proposes Civil Rights Division Upon Election Ken Hodges’ campaign for…