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POPSHearing on Limits of Executive Power: Vincent Bugliosi I posted on youtube Vincent Bugliosi appearance on Democracy Now http://www.democracynow.org/2008/6/13/citing_iraq_war_renowned_attorney_vincent There he gave a broad list of reasons why our president George W. Bush should be prosecuted for murder. Due to time limits on Youtube, I was unable to post the entire broadcast but took from it, what I thought was most interesting. (hard to do since all of Vincent Bugliosi words are phenomenal) Now http://www.youtube.com/user/videocafeblog has posted the Vincent Bugliosi's opening statements during the House Judiciary Committee hearing on the constitutional limits of executive power. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDAFozFn4kU This man is serious and all should take a moment to hear his chilling words. Also on: thinkingblue.blogspot. http://thinkingblue.blogspot.com/2008/07/more-on-prosecution-of-george-w-bush.html
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POPSWordle.net You can take any text & paste it & it will arrange it like this, highlighting the most used words by the larger font size. An awesome way to kill some time.
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POPSForces shaping cognitive development This article in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry concludes that aspirations, attitudes to learning and styles of interaction indirectly influence cognitive development. In other words, parenting REALLY matters.
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POPSDid you know “greenwash” now attracts fines 50% of consumers pay more for goods and services they believe are sustainable. BELIEVE is the critical word here. This has attracted a lot of false and exaggerated marketing claims and the regulators have stepped in. Your business could inadvertently get caught with big fines if you breach their guidelines. They are looking at words like Eco…this and Enviro…that, environmental images that are not relevant to the product or service and vague promises. “greenwashing” is really fraud.
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POPSDid you know “greenwash” now attracts fines if your name or marketing exaggerates your green claims? 50% of consumers pay more for goods and services they believe are sustainable. BELIEVE is the critical word here. This has attracted a lot of false and exaggerated marketing claims and the regulators have stepped in. Your business could inadvertently get caught with big fines if you breach their guidelines. They are looking at words like Eco…this and Enviro…that, environmental images that are not relevant to the product or service and vague promises. “greenwashing” is really fraud.
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POPSDid you know “greenwash” now attracts fines if your name or marketing exaggerates your green claims? 50% of consumers pay more for goods and services they believe are sustainable. BELIEVE is the critical word here. This has attracted a lot of false and exaggerated marketing claims and the regulators have stepped in. Your business could inadvertently get caught with big fines if you breach their guidelines. They are looking at words like Eco…this and Enviro…that, environmental images that are not relevant to the product or service and vague promises. “greenwashing” is really fraud.
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POPSDid you know “greenwash” now attracts fines if your name or marketing exaggerates your green claims? 50% of consumers pay more for goods and services they believe are sustainable. BELIEVE is the critical word here. This has attracted a lot of false and exaggerated marketing claims and the regulators have stepped in. Your business could inadvertently get caught with big fines if you breach their guidelines. They are looking at words like Eco…this and Enviro…that, environmental images that are not relevant to the product or service and vague promises. “greenwashing” is really fraud.
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POPSBristol/Lilly: The Battle Begins Fighting words. Effient is supposed to be a new-and-improved Plavix; Plavix is the second-best seller in the drug industry, used to prevent heart attacks by keeping blood from clotting.
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POPSAbout Obama’s Comments At The Holocaust Memorial And Museum continued; going without at home to help the fighting men overseas. Words matter. Perhaps my words in the post, Obama: WWII won by speaking out as one voice, were not adequate to portray the betrayal of America’s–and the worlds–greatest generation. Perhaps I am simply making too much of nothing. Sure, Obama will say, it was just a euphemism; of course he honors the sacrifices, blah blah blah. But I do not believe this is the truth. I believe that his words do mean something. His words assault the reality and remove the sacrifices. His words turn my grandparents and great uncles and great aunts into nothing, pushed aside in favor of modern liberal rhetoric with no goal beyond winning an election. Our greatest generation did not speak out. They fought; they sacrificed; they died; and, ultimately, they saved the world.
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POPSPickens' words more than just wind I heard this man's advertisement and thought "This is what we're looking for." Big Oil is criticized for their massive profits. This man has made $$ and wants to use it to reinvest in "renewable energy". He makes sense. When the Sierra Club supports him you know he must be on the right track. Hopefully Democrats in Congress will recognize a win/win solution and even encourage others.
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POPSNissen & Califf On Avandia, Last Year Googling around for information on meta-analysis, I came across this great conversation between two of the world's top cardiologists, Steven Nissen and Robert Califf, about Avandia, from a year ago. It's a great read.
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