Chic - Le Freak

Let's Groove - Earth wind and fire

40-year-old suspect held in gruesome Manitoba bus killing

Keith - 98.6 / Ain't Gonna Lie

Wow. I love this '60s music. Keith hit both of these out of the park, particularly the first one.

AMERICA...BRACE YOURSELF

Pro Libertate: The Big Bailout: America as a Full-Spectrum Kleptocracy

Pro Libertate: The Big Bailout: America as a Full-Spectrum Kleptocracy

The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song

The Debt Trap

MASON WILLIAMS CLASSICAL GAS

I didn't know he was from Abilene.

Happy 70th Birthday next month, Mason Williams. Hope it's another classical gas.

Joy- Apollo 100- 1972

Confusion at IndyMac fuels customers' anger

The news anchor at KTLA says midway through this report that the President just told Americans to "take a deep breath."
I then immediately envisioned Al Gore saying "and don't ever exhale" (to cut down on CO2 emissions).
Obviously if we would all do these two things, there'd be no more problems.

All You Need Is Love - The Beatles

"All You Need Is Love" is a song written by John Lennon with contributions from Paul McCartney[1] and credited to Lennon/McCartney. It was first performed by The Beatles on Our World, the first ever live global television link. Broadcast to 26 countries and watched by 350 million people, the programme was broadcast via satellite on June 25, 1967. The BBC had commissioned The Beatles to write a song for the UK's contribution and this was the result. It is among the most famous and significant songs performed by the group.

Elizabeth Warren

This was a professor of mine at UT Law School.

PickensPlan

Spiral Staircase - More Today Than Yesterday

Bachelorhood And Its Discontents

http://www.newenglishreview.org/custpage.cfm/frm/22098/sec_id/22098

9/11 Chronicles Part 1: Truth Rising

U.S. is in no shape to give advice, Medvedev says

Quite so.

Debate Over: It's Hyperinflation (and US Economic Collapse)

Previously I thought "severe recession", and then "depression" to describe what we face, but neither now seems to do the situation justice. An aspect of the trouble now beginning to figure prominently is the failure of American cities to function as laid out in their current form... because of the new factor of people simply not being able to afford to drive their cars (especially from home to work). Kunstler has been writing about this for years. In return he was considered a carnival side show; a sort of amusing angry little man off in his own little world. But now it looks like he was right.

http://ml-implode.com/viewnews/2008-06-30_DebateOverItsHyperinflationandUSEconomicCollapse.html

Energy Crisis, A Discussion with Matt Simmons

'Black national anthem' stirs controversy for city

I would have sung "Rocky Mountain High" and EVERYONE there would have understood and applauded.

Then I'd have moved to have Colorado secede from the U.S.