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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Thursday, July 29, 2004. The chance to watch the "two Americas" speech last night. Did they tune in? I can't find the numbers for Wednesday, but there's evidence that viewers are interested in the convention. They tuned in to cable and PBS on Tuesday when the broadcast networks chose to run repeats of- what was it,. Who Wants to Marry My Pig-Ugly Brother. Three-Point Plan for the left. On the Iraq Invasion. Other blogs I ...
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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Friday, July 30, 2004. The Crazies Start Spinning. Hours- are you ready for the slime backlash? Here it comes. I listened to a few of the famous slime mongers as I drove around this morning. O'Reilly had a fill-in who was forwarding the thesis that Kerry was not a hero- he only served for four months in Vietnam. Limbaugh spent a lot of time ridiculing the hamster CPR anecdote (now. This argument has the appearance of grea...
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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Monday, August 02, 2004. The rest of the week on a Buddhist retreat. It comes just as the Bush attacks on Kerry are gearing up, and I have to say I'm looking forward to missing them. My mind needs a little clearing. Instead of just leaving and letting the site go dry, I wonder if it's possible to try one of those "open thread" gambits that works so well on the big blogs? Have your views changed since he became the nominee?
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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Tuesday, July 27, 2004. There Will Be No Bounce and Other Thoughts. Telling anyone who will listen that the Johns should enjoy an 8-12 point bounce. After the convention. Generous of him, no? In three battleground states only about 15% of Bush voters would even entertain the idea of voting for Kerry (even fewer Kerry voters will consider Bush). So where is Ed going to get his 12 points? But surely they're not reading.
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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Tuesday, August 10, 2004. Notes on the Atrocities. January 10, 2003 - August 10, 2004. I set out one January near the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon to write a splendid blog. I knew then that the years would come and go and the blog would live. As seems appropriate, I will eulogize the site in stats. All else can be found in the archives. Number of posts: 1,416. Number of words: 409,642. Average words per post: 289.
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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Sunday, August 08, 2004. Before I left, I mentioned things were going to change around here, and they're about to- though it turned out the changes are a little bigger than I expected. I had planned to close. And begin a new blog called Dangerous Mind. And leave it at that. I hate it when bloggers unexpectedly put up a single post announcing that it's their last. Three-Point Plan for the left. On the Iraq Invasion. Uphold...
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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Thursday, July 29, 2004. The Kerry Capsules: Foreign Policy. Given that there has been more coverage, through more media, of John Kerry than any presidential candidate in history, it's odd that everyone says they don't "know him." Perhaps this is another effect of the right wing spin machine: "That John Kerry, he's said he agrees with everyone. Who knows. Kerry would continue the majority of actions put into place by Bush...
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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Friday, April 02, 2004. Remember that name- you may be hearing a lot more of it after the 9/11 Commission publishes its final report. From the Independent. She told The Independent yesterday: "I gave [the commission] details of specific investigation files, the specific dates, specific target information, specific managers in charge of the investigation. I gave them everything so that they could go back and follow up&...
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Notes on the Atrocities
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Notes on the Atrocities. Like a 100-watt radio station, broadcasting to the dozens. Saturday, July 31, 2004. And it reflects- surprise- a small bounce. Now who. Would have guessed that? Kerry’s four-point "bounce" is the smallest in the history of the NEWSWEEK poll. Now Ed Gillespie, having argued for two weeks that the Dems would get a 10-point bounce, will claim victory. The convention a catastrophic failure. Kerry's campaign in tatters. The question is- will the press bite? The Rasmussen tracking poll.
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The street finds its own use for things — Crooked Timber
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The street finds its own use for things. September 15, 2003. Today I came across John Palfrey’s. Blog for a class that he’s teaching in Harvard Law School on the Internet and the global economy. Interesting stuff; all the more so for those of us who are beginning to take the first, wobbly steps towards using blogs in the classroom. Dan Drezner. Used Blogger to put together his syllabus last semester; John Holbo runs a couple. Can easily be combined either with (1) or (3). Has an interesting response.
