onegoodmovetag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//12008-11-19T16:16:21ZI thought these things might be clues.Movable Type 4.21-enChicago Popetag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65242008-11-19T16:16:20Z2008-11-19T16:16:21ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gmLinks With Your Coffee - Wednesdaytag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65232008-11-19T15:55:31Z2008-11-19T15:55:33Z Election surprise: Obama won Salt Lake County voters' nod - Salt Lake TribuneHoly shit, I guess some of the many Obama lawn signs I saw in the valley did make it to the polls. Updated election results released Tuesday show that Salt Lake County voters favored Barack Obama over John McCain -- but just barely -- marking the first time in decades that a Democratic presidential hopeful won the state's most populous county. With the addition of more than 29,000 provisional and late-arriving absentee ballots, President-elect Obama scored a come-from-behind victory over McCain. The county's official election canvass didn't change the outcome in any other race. Obama trailed McCain by about 1,900 votes before the provisionals, cast mostly by people who moved but didn't change their voter registration, and absentees were added. The final result gave Obama a 296-vote victory, which equates to less than one-tenth of 1 percent. The race was so close that if McCain wanted a recount in Salt Lake County, he could get one. But no one really expects that to happen. The updated election results have no impact on who won the presidency or even on Utah's five Electoral College votes, which easily went...Normhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gm
Election surprise: Obama won Salt Lake County voters' nod - Salt Lake TribuneHoly shit, I guess some of the many Obama lawn signs I saw in the valley did make it to the polls. Updated election results released Tuesday show that Salt Lake County voters favored Barack Obama over John McCain -- but just barely -- marking the first time in decades that a Democratic presidential hopeful won the state's most populous county. With the addition of more than 29,000 provisional and late-arriving absentee ballots, President-elect Obama scored a come-from-behind victory over McCain. The county's official election canvass didn't change the outcome in any other race. Obama trailed McCain by about 1,900 votes before the provisionals, cast mostly by people who moved but didn't change their voter registration, and absentees were added. The final result gave Obama a 296-vote victory, which equates to less than one-tenth of 1 percent. The race was so close that if McCain wanted a recount in Salt Lake County, he could get one. But no one really expects that to happen. The updated election results have no impact on who won the presidency or even on Utah's five Electoral College votes, which easily went...
Late Night Comedytag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65212008-11-19T00:02:50Z2008-11-19T00:02:52ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gmLinks With Your Coffee - Tuesdaytag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65192008-11-18T18:47:24Z2008-11-18T18:47:31Z Check out the latest content on the the forum George Monbiot: Lord Keynes really did propose the International Monetary Fund | Comment is free | The Guardian (tip to pedantsareus)Poor old Lord Keynes. The world's press has spent the past week blackening his name. Not intentionally: most of the dunderheads reporting the G20 summit that took place over the weekend really do believe that he proposed and founded the International Monetary Fund. It's one of those stories that passes unchecked from one journalist to another. The truth is more interesting. At the UN's Bretton Woods conference in 1944, John Maynard Keynes put forward a much better idea. After it was thrown out, Geoffrey Crowther - then the editor of the Economist magazine - warned that "Lord Keynes was right ... the world will bitterly regret the fact that his arguments were rejected." But the world does not regret it, for almost everyone - the Economist included - has forgotten what he proposed. Dallas - Unfair Park - It's Science: Ninety-Nine Percent of Texas Science Professors Surveyed Don't Believe in Intelligent Design Guardian: Hillary To Accept State - TalkLeft: The Politics Of Crime Uproar Over Federal Drilling Leases Next To...Normhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gm
Check out the latest content on the the forum George Monbiot: Lord Keynes really did propose the International Monetary Fund | Comment is free | The Guardian (tip to pedantsareus)Poor old Lord Keynes. The world's press has spent the past week blackening his name. Not intentionally: most of the dunderheads reporting the G20 summit that took place over the weekend really do believe that he proposed and founded the International Monetary Fund. It's one of those stories that passes unchecked from one journalist to another. The truth is more interesting. At the UN's Bretton Woods conference in 1944, John Maynard Keynes put forward a much better idea. After it was thrown out, Geoffrey Crowther - then the editor of the Economist magazine - warned that "Lord Keynes was right ... the world will bitterly regret the fact that his arguments were rejected." But the world does not regret it, for almost everyone - the Economist included - has forgotten what he proposed. Dallas - Unfair Park - It's Science: Ninety-Nine Percent of Texas Science Professors Surveyed Don't Believe in Intelligent Design Guardian: Hillary To Accept State - TalkLeft: The Politics Of Crime Uproar Over Federal Drilling Leases Next To...
Links With Your Coffee - Tuesdaytag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65182008-11-18T15:52:35Z2008-11-18T16:36:21Z George Monbiot: Lord Keynes really did propose the International Monetary Fund | Comment is free | The Guardian (tip to pedantsareus)Poor old Lord Keynes. The world's press has spent the past week blackening his name. Not intentionally: most of the dunderheads reporting the G20 summit that took place over the weekend really do believe that he proposed and founded the International Monetary Fund. It's one of those stories that passes unchecked from one journalist to another. The truth is more interesting. At the UN's Bretton Woods conference in 1944, John Maynard Keynes put forward a much better idea. After it was thrown out, Geoffrey Crowther - then the editor of the Economist magazine - warned that "Lord Keynes was right ... the world will bitterly regret the fact that his arguments were rejected." But the world does not regret it, for almost everyone - the Economist included - has forgotten what he proposed. Dallas - Unfair Park - It's Science: Ninety-Nine Percent of Texas Science Professors Surveyed Don't Believe in Intelligent Design Guardian: Hillary To Accept State - TalkLeft: The Politics Of Crime Uproar Over Federal Drilling Leases Next To Parks | CommonDreams.orgThe view of Delicate Arch natural bridge...Normhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gm
George Monbiot: Lord Keynes really did propose the International Monetary Fund | Comment is free | The Guardian (tip to pedantsareus)Poor old Lord Keynes. The world's press has spent the past week blackening his name. Not intentionally: most of the dunderheads reporting the G20 summit that took place over the weekend really do believe that he proposed and founded the International Monetary Fund. It's one of those stories that passes unchecked from one journalist to another. The truth is more interesting. At the UN's Bretton Woods conference in 1944, John Maynard Keynes put forward a much better idea. After it was thrown out, Geoffrey Crowther - then the editor of the Economist magazine - warned that "Lord Keynes was right ... the world will bitterly regret the fact that his arguments were rejected." But the world does not regret it, for almost everyone - the Economist included - has forgotten what he proposed. Dallas - Unfair Park - It's Science: Ninety-Nine Percent of Texas Science Professors Surveyed Don't Believe in Intelligent Design Guardian: Hillary To Accept State - TalkLeft: The Politics Of Crime Uproar Over Federal Drilling Leases Next To Parks | CommonDreams.orgThe view of Delicate Arch natural bridge...
Clusterfuck to the Poorhouse - G20 Summittag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65162008-11-18T15:19:58Z2008-11-18T15:19:59ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gmBarack Obama is Hiringtag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65152008-11-18T15:18:58Z2008-11-18T15:19:00ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gmLinks With Your Coffee - Mondaytag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65092008-11-17T15:59:36Z2008-11-17T15:59:38ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gmKrugman Schools George Willtag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65072008-11-16T21:15:50Z2008-11-17T01:50:07Z Here is the argument in more detail Franklin Delano Obama? (thanks to Adam for the link)...Normhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gm
Here is the argument in more detail Franklin Delano Obama? (thanks to Adam for the link)...
The Sunday Funniestag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65062008-11-16T20:31:33Z2008-11-17T04:21:42Z This Week w/George Stephanopoulos...Normhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gm
This Week w/George Stephanopoulos...
Links With Your Coffee - Sundaytag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65052008-11-16T16:14:44Z2008-11-16T16:14:45ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gmBill Maher - New Rulestag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65042008-11-16T07:01:38Z2008-11-17T04:22:16Z Real Time w/Bill Maher More Bill Maher video here Get Bill Maher: Victory Begins at Home DVD...Normhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gm
Real Time w/Bill Maher More Bill Maher video here Get Bill Maher: Victory Begins at Home DVD...
Your Weekly Address from the President-Electtag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65022008-11-15T19:18:08Z2008-11-15T19:18:12ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gmLinks With Your Coffee - Saturdaytag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.65012008-11-15T17:48:44Z2008-11-15T17:48:46ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gmLinks With Your Coffee - Fridaytag:onegoodmove.org,2008:/1gm//1.64972008-11-14T15:42:59Z2008-11-14T15:44:12ZNormhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gm