After spending some of my “downtime” analyzing the pluses and minuses of both blog hosts I’ve been using, it looks like going back to Blogger is the best options, thanks to more stability and some nice new options for posting. So….make your bookmark changes soon to the Krile Files on Blogger.
Sorry for all the jumping around, but we’re going to try to get back on a more regular posting schedule. There’s too much going on to ignore it any longer!
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They build a strong case here. I’m not impressed with CNN’s reporting. Pretty strong arguments against Ali Velshi here.
CNN’s senior business correspondent, Ali Velshi, is a one-man public relations team for the polluters that advertise on his network. In response to rising energy prices, Velshi has spent months promoting the Nazi-era technology of liquid coal. On CNN’s American Morning, Ali Velshi previewed his weeklong tribute to another disastrous and dirty boondoggle, the Alberta […]
Posted in Economy, Oil Prices
Just one more. For now.
In May, President Bush revealed that he had given up playing golf because of the Iraq war. “I think playing golf during a war just sends the wrong signal,” said Bush. But apparently Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice doesn’t feel the same way. While at the AT&T National golf tournament this weekend, Rice gave an […]
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Trying to get things moving again. Heard this one today and felt my blood pressure rise, just a bit.
You may recall a story from October, when Dr. Julie Gerberding, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, testified before a Senate panel on the impact of climate change on public health. Before Gerberding could talk to lawmakers, however, the White House altered her testimony. References to potential health risks were removed — […]
Posted in Bush Administration, Environment
Finally found a few moments to wade through the wonderful world of blogging, and stumbled on a few things that really caught my eye. I know I’ve been bad about updating lately, and I apologize. Now, start reading. And, don’t be afraid to leave a comment along the way.
English Only Rule Aimed at High School Valedictorian
The folks of Terrabone Parish in Louisiana want to cultivate their image as being backwards. Their lack of values are showing. Now they are set to require all speeches be made in English after the Valedictorian included a sentence of Vietnamese in hers — she did so to honor her parents, proving her own strong values.
ABC News’ David Wright reports that when he asked John McCain to “explain how his Vietnam experience prepared him for the presidency,” McCain “became visibly angry”: McCain became visibly angry when I asked him to explain how his Vietnam experience prepared him for the Presidency. “Please,” he said, recoiling back in his seat in distaste at the […]
Bush Stimulates The Porn Industry With His Economic Package
When President Bush announced his economic stimulus in January, he bragged that his package was the “right size” and would “boost” the economy: I am pleased that this agreement meets the criterion that I set forth last week to provide an effective, robust, and temporary set of incentives that will boost our economy and […]
Posted in Bush Administration, Economy, Education, McCain
Tagged Economy, McCain, Pornography, Valedictorian
Sorry for the lack of posts. It’s been really busy around here. Trying to figure out my future, Enjoying the new granddaughter, Cleaning closets, etc. Posts will resume when I’m back on a computer that doesn’t take five minutes to process a simple command! <G>
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Going into the weekend, we have new numbers to play with:
Barack Obama might just be getting his post-primary national bounce. A new poll from Newsweek gives him a 51%-36% lead over John McCain, up from a 46%-46% tie a month ago. Obama is helped by some key statistics. Five-five percent […]
Posted in 2008 Election, McCain, Obama
