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US Army Discrimination

I’m not surprised that the Army’s full of opinionated, religious men in high positions. What surprises me is that an Army officer would resign his commission to prove such a trivial a point. While I agree with him and think that there’s definite bias against atheists & agnostics in the senior leadership roles, the occasion that brought about this discussion was not a big deal. Some Army general said that.. Read More

Sheep dogs. Fer reals. Sorta.

Edit: Snopes posted a story yesterday refuting this story. :( So… looks like it’s not true. Ok, so it’s not a sheepdog, it’s a lamb. YA RLY. I gotta be honest: I’m a dog person, and I’m not sure I’ve ever looked very closely at full-sized poodles enough to know what their face should look like, or what types of bodies they should have. If you gave one a bitchin’.. Read More

Name Calling

By now, most people have heard about the radio talk show host who got himself in trouble for using some racially-charged words to describe a woman’s basketball team.  I’ll avoid using his name — I don’t think he deserves any more press. As i watched some of the coverage on this morning’s news shows, the discussion focused on the double standard of why blacks* can use the “n-word”, while whites.. Read More

Bush’s New Tack Steers Clear of ‘Stay the Course’ – washingtonpost.com

Bush’s New Tack Steers Clear of ‘Stay the Course’ – washingtonpost.com Bush’s New Tack Steers Clear of ‘Stay the Course’ By Peter Baker Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, October 24, 2006; Page A01 President Bush and his aides are annoyed that people keep misinterpreting his Iraq policy as “stay the course.” A complete distortion, they say. “That is not a stay-the-course policy,” White House press secretary Tony Snow declared yesterday… Read More

G4 folding into E! Management

This shouldn’t surprise anyone, but what started as a pretty innocent-sounding announcement, ends as the writing on the wall. G4 Folds Into E! Tent By James Hibberd Comcast is consolidating its West Coast entertainment networks, bringing G4 management under the E! Networks tent. E! and Style chief Ted Harbert has been given the newly created title of CEO, Comcast Entertainment Group. He will continue to report to Comcast Programming Group.. Read More