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POPSMcCain Going Down
John McCain was the Republican candidate for President in the last election, running against Barrack Obama. He's up for relection in 2010. Now it looks like he's going to lose his Senate seat, facing a primary challenge in his own party. Point 1. The horses are lining up at the starting gate for the 2010 elections. (one year ahead of voting day, par for the course) McCain is one of my U.S. Senators and I'd love to dance on his political grave. I'm joyful planning on it.... I've remained registered Democrat so I can vote in the Demo primaries. Up to now there hasn't been a good candidate because McCain was previously invincible. Now the cracks are showing -- A big problem is that Democrats always lose this seat because they mouth the national policy on immigration while the vast majority of us in this state --- a state on the border with Mexico -- have a whole different real-world perspective on an out-of-control border. We want the border controlled, like all nations do
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POPSWH: “FOX News Wing of the Republican Party” Of course they were......Do these people even live in reality? What about when CNN Protected Dear Leader Obama by fact checking Saturday Night Live? Then there was CNN’s Susan Roesgen display of hypocritical superciliousness. And lest we forget there was Janeane Garofalo’s appearance on Keith Olberman. The actress went on to bash the GOP on MSNBC Thursday because it had “crystallized into the white power movement” as well as Fox News, which she said has captured the “Klan demo .” Yep all networks other than FOX are completely unbiased. As long as the Obama admin keeps pretending that is the case, all will be well in the Obama fantasy land of unicorns and rainbows. I am not saying FOX does not tend to lean right but what I am saying is that all the rest mostly lean left. H/T Freedom Eden Transcript excerpts courtesy of: NewsBusters
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POPSFacebook is for old people? Funny how things change...when Facebook first opened it's doors to anyone who wanted to join, the majority of people on it were still college age. Now, according to this article, the fastest growing facebook demographic are the 55 plus. How old are you?
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POPSObama Speech a Ratings Bomb Considering the saturation coverage of Barack Obama's desperate pitch for socialized healthcare last night, these are rather abysmal ratings. FOX easily won the night dominating the adults 18-49 and adults 18-34 demos. Links to this post: So You Think You Can Dance tops So You Think You Can Lie. posted by Allahpundit @ 6:25 PM Planet Moron: Obamacare: What's In And What's Out New! Roxio's Creator 10 Suite Book Worms At BookCloseOuts The Worldwide Cigar Club Hundreds of Japanese snacks in stock at J-List Find Great Sitters Today! Live Headlines From Obama's Joint Address Before Congress | Main ...posted by Jon @ 1:30 PM The Day After (the Speech) The Rhetorican
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POPScookie tin guitar demo colin webb ooops- i almost wrote his name as cobb web- geesh......been a long day- in the ole motor home- today..........
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POPSBig Beck: Goes Over 3 Million Viewers Robert Seidman / TVbytheNumbers: Big Beck: Goes over 3 million viewers, beats O'Reilly in demo: Cable News Ratings for Wednesday, August 26, 2009 " Though a little scandal might alienate advertisers, it's pure ratings gold. Last night Glenn Beck had over 3 million viewers at 5pm, second only to O'Reilly for the night. Memeorandum Discussion: Kevin Allocca / TVNewser: Fox Tops Ratings During Kennedy Coverage; CNN Sees Boost Hal / Conservatives4Palin.com: Glenn Beck Goes Over Three Million Viewers for Wednesday Show Allahpundit / Hot Air: Glenn Beck to Michelle: Is Obama building his own massive civilian … Joe Garofoli / SFGate: Anyone had enough Ted Kennedy coverage? Noel Sheppard / NewsBusters.org: Glenn Beck Wins Wednesday's Cable News Ratings Battle Erick Erickson / Erick's blog: How's That Glenn Beck Boycott Working Out For You Pathetic Leftists? http://www.memeorandum.com/
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POPS"Brit firm to demo serious flying robo-saucer in 2009" http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/08/27/gfs_saucers_to_get_serious/ Oh great - the UK has more CCTV camera's than anywhere else; now they'll actually be able to follow us home. I guess it was inevitable the concept has featured in many Sci Fi scenarios over the years.
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POPSFor Immediate Release iowahawk He encouraged independent God developers to support the closed-source iGod / iGov health care platform , warning that "woe be unto the unlicensed app developer, for he shall be smote by a vengeful hail of ACORNs." Other iGod apps currently in beta test include an end-of-life calculator, income leveler, and a wireless database detector for anti-government heretics and apostates. "I believe this exciting health care partnership opportunity with the Almighty will be every bit as successful as our previous peace partnerships in the Middle East, and will pave the way for an eventual merger," said Obama. No date has been set for Government-God merger plans, but the FTC has signalled it would give quick approval. To finance the project, Obama said US Government would seek US$2 trillion in a 103rd round of involuntary venture capital. Headquartered in Washington DC, U.S. Government (NASDAQ: USAGOV) employs over 4,000,000 full time workers . . .
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POPS..and MJ's moonwalk glove is up for sale... so how long did that take?? actually, interesting/sentimental story of how Walter Orange of the Comodores received the glove as a personal gift from MJ..i love that after MJ died, Orange of the Comodores now thinks the glove is to0 important to keep!..'the world should see it'...SO LET"S SELL IT! HA- now he can CASH OUT BIG TIME!
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POPSThe Incredible Disappearing Sonic Clothes Washer Now a "new" washer appears that replaces most of the water with "reusable nylon polymer beads" ???? http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/B051B3FE-C8A7-4B61-82B9-B738C3D74966/ I saw a TV demo of this machine long ago but for some reason it has become almost impossible to find information on this Japanese invention. Ask yourself why?
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POPS"Wearing the Internet" more: MIT’s Media Lab has explored the idea of wearable computing for some time. “Wearable computing hopes to shatter this myth of how a computer should be used,” states the program’s web site, “A person’s computer should be worn, much as eyeglasses or clothing are worn, and interact with the user based on the context of the situation.” Pattie Maes of the lab’s Fluid Interfaces group goes one step further. As the leader of a team of seven graduate students that developed the system, she characterizes it as somewhat more than a wearable device — she refers to it as a digital “sixth sense.” No, she can’t see dead people. But, as a recent TED demo shows — sans keyboard or monitor — she literally has the Internet cloud on her arm (and her hands, and…).
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POPSObama on His Socialized Medicine Plan, "Yes We Can" "While doctrinaire socialists might feel betrayed by liberalism's cozy embrace of big business, their betrayal pales in comparison to the bitterness of free-marketers who defend big business's freedom to operate, only to see these businesses use that freedom to hide behind the skirts of the nanny state. Real freedom means the freedom to fail as well as succeed. Big business wants to be protected from the former and deny competitors the latter. And their betrayal, more than anything, disheartens those who would defend both freedoms." --columnist Jonah Goldberg "We can debate endlessly whether the Constitution authorizes any president to 'overhaul' the financial system. But I want to focus on a different matter: whether any president, with all his advisers, is capable of overseeing something as complex as the financial system.
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POPSProject Natal Amazing! Imagine the interaction coming with computers when this tech hits the mainstream.
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