With just twenty days left until the mid term elections, Charlie Rangel (d-NY) gave viewers on The O’Reilly Factor one more reason to hold him to his promise to resign when the dems fail to take the Congress in next month’s election.
Responding to a direct question from the host, Rangel referred to Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the mastermind of 9-11, as a “so-called terrorist.” O’Reilly called him on it, and Rangel tried to backpedal, but it’s on tape, and as Yogi says, “You could look it up.”
Twenty more days…then a lame duck session, then it’s buh-bye Charlie.
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You really think he’s going to keep that promise, huh?
/Ah, to be young and hopeful again.
He should retire, and enlist in the Royal Canadian Yaksmen.
Or he could become self-employed…but I don’t think Steve Vai would join him.
http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2006/10/its_the_homos_s_1.html
Iowahawk on the horrible danger of gay Republicans.
Ol’Dean needs a medicianl aid to be that stupid.
http://img137.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ragingimbesolgl5.jpg
medicinal
/dang brain tumor
http://www.newscientisttech.com/article/dn10286-watchful-car-monitors-its-drivers-every-move.html
The Brits have invented a car to continually monitor the driver? I thought that was what a spouse was for. And some drivers have more harmful emissions than others! (Sounds like a new tax strategy to me.)
ROFL, perfect pic, N2L!
I tries!
Turkey Testicle Festival Can Keep Name
FORT MYERS BEACH, FL (AP) — Organizers of fourth annual Turkey Testicle Festival can keep their name, despite concerns about the propriety of the word and the island’s virtue.
The Fort Myers Beach Council voted 4-1 Monday to allow the Surf Club bar to use the Turkey Testicle Festival name after a laugh-out-loud discussion, according to the News-Press.
Fort Myers, Florida. Where it is okay to have a testicle.
Dang, should have been testicle festival.
And in other news from University of Florida…..
Flesh-Eating Flies Help Researchers Learn about Fat Storage
By First Coast News Staff
GAINESVILLE, FL — It may sound gross, but flesh-eating flies could hold the key to figuring out how animals – and even humans – store fat.
The flies store fat to survive the winter, when they don’t feed.
Since insects and humans use the same process to store fat, University of Florida entomologists hope they can learn from these insects how hormones decide which calories to burn and which to store.
“Understanding these basic principals in insects,” says UF entomologist Dr. Dan Hahn, “may give us a broader understanding of how the systems of feeding, nutrient storage, and metabolism work in a broader context in other animals, such as humans.”
Researchers say these studies could lead to new chemical treatments to prevent fat storage.
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If y’all see somebody dressed in blue and orange at your door with what appears to be a jar of flies and they claim to be doin’ medical research, do not let them in! Just sayin’.
JACKSONVILLE, FL — What would the city of Jacksonville do in the case of a terrorist attack?
Five hundred emergency management workers, community leaders and volunteers are preparing for what they hope will never happen.
The city worked Wednesday on how to respond to a terror attack in three different areas: anthrax being released at a Jaguars game; a plane being lit on fire; and a hostage situation.
Organizers say the drill lets their responders use the latest technology and it identifies areas that need improvement.
Most important today was how well all the teams stayed in touch.
Sheriff John Rutherford says, “That’s usually where we have breakdowns and can have big problems, ours seems to be working very well, so we’re pleased about that.”
The drill also tested how the Jacksonville airport could handle a large number of injured.
And it looked at how Shands Hospital’s emergency plan handled victims there.
The city will start analyzing data from the drill to see how well we did starting tomorrow.
Hope that all y’all’s cities have periodic large scale disaster drills like this.
Oct. 18, — The White House has quietly put out a new National Space Policy — a document that, among other things, makes it clear that the Bush administration will not sign any treaty that limits America’s ability to put weapons in orbit.
The document, much of which is classified, also promotes the growth of private enterprise in space, and calls on NASA to continue its exploration missions, but those come after a call “to ensure that space capabilities are available in time to further U.S. national security, homeland security and foreign policy objectives.”
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=2583812&page=1
Naturally, former State Department people with books to promote are in full hand-wringing and tsk tsking mode.
Stingray leaps into boat with 81-year-old man, stings him in the chest puncturing a lung and leaving a foot-long barb.
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/15789995.htm
There was no mention in the story about whether a koran was recovered.
State is just going to have to get over it. The US has a big jump on others in space, and that’s just the way I like it (uh huh uh huh)
Nuke, that almost sounds as though you are judging the US as a whole to be culturally and morally superior to other cultures such as North Korea.
Yes, I can be a judgmental SOB.
You raging enthnocentric!
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