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• US Government Report: China's #1 Export to the USA...Unemployment

  —WhitesCreek Journal

  Want some scary stories to read? This will frighten you as much as anything ever. This is from a report by the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission and frankly tells us where our jobs have gone...China has consistently used the value added tax as an instrument of industrial [...]

  Posted: December 03, 2009, 4:03pm EST
  

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• I Hate Paying Bills

  —Where's the Mute Button?

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  I started to say “I Hate Bills” but I really don’t have anything against people named Bill.  We have a Bill in my office who is nothing but sweet.  He has a little baby girl named Brooke who is just as sweet as she can be – he’s totally the [...]

  Posted: December 02, 2009, 4:14pm EST
  by Kathy T.

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• An Inconvenient Peer Review, cont'd

  —WisdomIsVindicated

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  Findings - Fracas Over Hacked Climate E-Mail Shows Peril of Spinning Science - NYTimes.com: "In fact, one skeptic raised [a concern about drawing conclusions from two sets of data grafted together] in a comment posted in 2004 on RealClimate, the blog operated by climate scientists. The comment, which questioned" [...]

  Posted: December 01, 2009, 8:46am EST
  by ned

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• Too Much Work

  —Southern Beale

  God forbid Sarah Palin should embark on anything resembling "work," and that goes for the American tradition of turkey dinner with all the trimmings on Thanksgiving. It's Quiznos sandwiches for the Palin family (didn't know they were open on T-Day!) because, as she told this news crew, preparing Thanksgiving dinner' [...]

  Posted: November 29, 2009, 10:02am EST
  

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• Thanksgiving Manifesto

  —Shoot The Moose

  No, I haven’t talked to you much lately – mostly because the nature of blogging requires one to come across in self-assured pomposity (even when proclaiming doubt), and lately I have been feeling anything but self-assured.  Having two teens (or teenager-like beings) in the house will do that to you. However, [...]

  Posted: November 25, 2009, 9:42am EST
  by Slartibartfast

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• Salt

  —Monosyllabic Pedantry

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  How do the salt people make money? We buy a paper can(?) of salt about every ten years. It's 26oz and it cost 33 cents. 33 cents!? I don't mean to ruin a good thing or anything, but I'd pay much more than that. A dollar? Two dollars? Hell, probably [...]

  Posted: November 25, 2009, 5:24am EST
  by Exador

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• RIP Velvet Thunder

  —Page 300

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  If you ever spent anytime downtown Nashville in the last thirty years, chances are you saw and heard Velvet Thunder. The guy was an institution, and the exception to the disparaging remarks I made a couple months ago about not being interested in local street musicians. He had a [...]

  Posted: November 24, 2009, 9:05pm EST
  by Darrin

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• Why "Lavender *Sparkles*"?

  —Lavender *Sparkles*

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  I'm sort of surprised the question doesn't come up more. Lavender *Sparkles* is, after all, an unusual name for a blog. And this blog doesn't seem to have anything to do with lavender OR sparkles...in fact the layout isn't even purple, let alone sparkly. I'm like the blog version' [...]

  Posted: November 24, 2009, 3:43pm EST
  by Amy

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• Going too far. ? Depends on who you ask.

  —The Cutting Edge

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  No need for this sort of birther rhetoric. Even if Obama were born outside the US (and I don't think he was) it's far too late to do anything about it. Give it up already, birthers! But, as commenters pointed out at Pat Dollard's, it's OK to hang an effigy of [...]

  Posted: November 23, 2009, 12:05am EST
  by Serr8d

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• Nov. 20: Time Will March On

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  Melissa is like a mini-me.  Here…. look She denies being anything like me, but finally admitted earlier this week that when she looked into the bathroom mirror one day, she saw me staring back.  We have a lot of the same physical attributes – the red hair, brown eyes, round [...]

  Posted: November 20, 2009, 2:49pm EST
  by Kathy T.

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• Think small, well, smaller

  —jimvoorhies.com

  The times, they are a changing, but of course what I’ve really learned is that they never stop changing. And what I’ve noticed is the intense increase in “smart phones.” Not everybody has one, of course, especially people over 40 or so.

  Kids want them, though they’re texting more than anything. [...]

  Posted: November 20, 2009, 9:15am EST
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• Something healthy.

  —Boston Dreams and Michelin Stars

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  The TW picked me up for lunch yesterday, and I said: "Where do you want to go?" She replied: "I don't know. Something healthy." I said: "How about 12 Bones?" She said: "Word!" After all, is there anything healthier than blueberry-chipotle glazed pork ribs? Well,' [...]

  Posted: November 20, 2009, 7:33am EST
  by Lance P. Martin

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• (on what kind of cars he'll get for his offensive line) I never promised cars or anything like...

  —Music City Miracles

  (on what kind of cars he'll get for his offensive line)
  I never promised cars or anything like that. They said they wanted cars..I've got to think of something nice. I gave them 55 inch flatscreen TVs last year, so I'm not sure. I've got to do something better [...]

  Posted: November 19, 2009, 4:29pm EST
  by smashville

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• Dollar DownThe ...

  —The Pan Galactic Blogger Blaster

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  Dollar Down
  
  The dollar's downward spirl continues... as I'm sure you've noticed. I mean its hard to pay 7 bucks for a gallon of milk and think there's anything other than inflation going on.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Posted: November 19, 2009, 9:41am EST
  by Nate

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• To Be Known

  —Beyond the Fried

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  I was very, very excited to discover The Introvert's Corner, a new column by Sophia Dembling on Psychology Today's website.
  
  I doubt I would have bothered to read anything from Psychology Today if I hadn't noticed a link posted by a Twitter friend. "The inside scoop on'" [...]

  Posted: November 17, 2009, 12:01am EST
  by Christy Nicholson

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• Nov. 16: Vacancy

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  Ahhhh…. writer’s block. When you know you MUST write something, anything and yet words don’t come. You have a thousand thoughts pinging your brain’s radar yet you doubt that any of the tidbits would be enough to interest anyone else. Who cares that my stomach just made a really weird [...]

  Posted: November 16, 2009, 4:55pm EST
  by Kathy T.

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• road trippin’

  —Finnspace

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  I’m back from my super fun girl’s weekend girl’s trip to Tunica. These chics are too much fun and we all had a blast. The good news? No one needs to go to Gambler’s Anonymous or anything and no one gambled away any wedding rings or deeds to their homes. Also [...]

  Posted: November 16, 2009, 4:39pm EST
  by Finn

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• Maghound Giveaway and MAGnificent Makeover Sweepstakes

  —Busy Mom Reviews

  Maghound is an online membership service that allows you to choose, change, and manage all the magazines delivered to your home. You pay one monthly fee for all your magazines (number of magazines depends on membership tier) and you can even change the titles anytime. [...]

  Posted: November 14, 2009, 7:41pm EST
  by Busy Mom Blog

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• Poor Jim Cooper (D-TN) Is Mistreated by Nancy Pelosi

  —Tennessee Guerilla Women

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  Quote of the Day
  
  "It's really not like (Nancy Pelosi's) ever done anything for me. If I've gotten anything, it's the back of her hand."
  -- Rep. Jim Cooper (DINO-TN)
  That's my Congressman, a real team player, still hard at work on' [...]

  Posted: November 13, 2009, 12:00pm EST
  by egalia

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• Senate Health Battle: is it over Health Care, or Abortion?

  —The Cutting Edge

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  These front-and-top NYT headlines caught my attention. First... Democrats Raise Alarms Over Costs of Health Bills WASHINGTON — As health care legislation moves toward a crucial airing in the Senate, the White House is facing a growing revolt from some Democrats and analysts who say the bills Congress is considering do [...]

  Posted: November 10, 2009, 8:47am EST
  by Serr8d

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• Tennessee Titans @ San Francisco 49ers : 5 Keys to Victory

  —Music City Miracles

  

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  Run the ball. We have to see if Chris Johnson can get anything against this great [...]

  Posted: November 07, 2009, 8:00am EST
  by smashville

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• Fort Hood: Islamic Terrorism

  —The Cutting Edge

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  First photos, and a good capsule biography of some of those who were killed at Fort Hood, posted at the New York Times (click the image to visit the site). Also at the NYT, what seems to be a developing apologist mentality for Muslim Islamic Jihadist Nidal Malik Hasan... An American-born [...]

  Posted: November 07, 2009, 7:49am EST
  by Serr8d

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• Two members of an inner circle of arrogant power: Lobbyists

  —TaxingTennessee

  for the drug and insurance companies are profiled in NYT.
  
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  As perhaps the two most powerful health industry lobbyists in Washington, the two of them, Billy Tauzin and Karen Ignagni, are the odd couple of the capital’s health care debate. Their paths are as opposite as their [...]

  Posted: November 07, 2009, 5:30am EST
  by Ben Cunningham

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• Bigoted, culturally insensitive post of the day

  —Six Meat Buffet

  Please, please don't draw any conclusions about the immigration status of the involved parties here. I'm sure their Hispanic surnames are not indicative of anything at all: Police are asking for the public's help to locate a couple who went to dinner on Halloween and have not been seen or ... [...]

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