Archive for September 9th, 2005
Friday, September 9th, 2005
I just read another article about how Bush failed the people of New Orleans. The gist of the article was how obvious such a calamity was to forsee and how the scope of the tragedy was preventable (at the hands of Bush and Bush alone - forget all of the ...
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Friday, September 9th, 2005
Per the AP, Mike Brown has been relieved of his Katrina Relief duties but is still the head of Fema.
According to Fox News, Vice Admiral Thad Allen of the US Coast Guard has been put in charge of Katrina Relief efforts.
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Friday, September 9th, 2005
Updated
When I first heard about the planned memorial for the heroes of Flight 93 it sounded wonderful, windchimes for each person killed in the terrorist hijacking of the plane.
But at the time, there wasn't a picture of what it would like.
Now there is:
How could anyone choose this particular design? Don't ...
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Friday, September 9th, 2005
Our baby girl is here (thanks for the post below Kim). I like to think of myself as kind of a manly man, but I've gotta tell you - looking into our new baby girl's eyes brings tears to mine. Tears of happiness to be sure. But I'm also ...
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Friday, September 9th, 2005
Mrs. 1999 has successfully delivered a beautiful baby girl! and a big one too, 8-1/2 pounds!
Mother and Child are doing very well. Jeff will have more to post later.
Congratulations on the latest addition to the 1999 family!
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Friday, September 9th, 2005
Via Blogs for Bush comes this link to Slugger O'Toole's Ill wind may not blow to the Whitehousereprint of an Irish Times column by Newton Emerson.
It begins:
As the full horror of Hurricane Katrina sinks in, thousands of desperate columnists are asking if this is the end of George Bush's presidency. ...
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Friday, September 9th, 2005
An Ohio law requiring parental consent for abortions for girls under 18 years old, passed seven years ago, but held in limbo due to court challenges, has been affirmed as constitutional and enforceable by the US District Court in Cincinnati.
There is an exception, where a judge can give the consent ...
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