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Techfun
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It's never just about the technology. No topic is off limits. Most subjects need to be discussed in ways that span politics, economics, technology, and who knows what else so no effort is made to keep the blog on a single topic.
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Party Loyalty is Sometimes a Sad, Sad Thing
I think many old-school Republicans are waking up and taking a look at what has become of their party. With any luck, some will take a look at the issues at stake in November and vote for Obama, but I bet there will be even more who vote the party t...
Lets Drill!
I am writing to update you on my recent efforts in Congress to help lower gas prices. At over $4 per gallon, there is no issue that I hear about more frequently than the price of gasoline. The rising price of gas is putting an undue economic burden o...
LISC has High Hopes for Housing Act
The Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 will help stabilize disinvested neighborhoods, offer relief to families stung by the foreclosure crisis and attract new capital to affordable housing developments that address the needs of low-income rent...
Commentator Rank Plugin Testing Now Open
Anyone running a selfhosted (non-Wordpress.com) Wordpress blog using version 2.5 or newer is welcome to test a new plugin a developer friend and I have been working on (he's done the vast majority of the work - thanks Mike!). SHARETHIS.addEntry({ tit...
Justice Should be Blind, but not Computer Illiterate
There is a huge shortage of police and prosecutor office staff who truly understand how things like e-mail, websites, and peer-to-peer networks work in the United States and probably other countries as well. To be honest, it is kind of amusing to me ...
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This blog is currently rated a 10.00 out of a possible 10 based on 3 comments.
Staggo Lee Said:
This is an excellent blog, with highly interesting posts. There is a lot to read when you browse around. You folks who read this--check it out and bookmark it. (And, no, I am not writing this to solicit reciprocation. I mean these words.)

