Tuesday, September 23, 2003

Phoenix Arizona Presidential Debate Party October 9th Phoenix Arizona Presidential Debate Party October 9th PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DEBATE - WATCHING PARTY AND DEAN RALLY with GOVERNOR HOWARD DEAN ADMISSION FREE - MUST BE REGISTERED TO ATTEND! SIGN UP AT HTTP://WWW.DEANFORAZ.COM AND RECEIVE YOUR TICKET! October 9 Sponsored by Dean for America Wyndham Hotel 1st Street and Adams Street, Phoenix, Arizona Main Ballroom Doors open at 4:15 pm, Televised Debate begins at 5:00 pm Large Screen TV, Cash Bar and Food Available Governor Howard Dean will speak after the debate! Silent Auction Sign Contest Music and Other Activities ADMISSION FREE - MUST BE REGISTERED TO ATTEND! SIGN UP AT http://www.DeanForAz.com and receive your admission pass. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL 602-954-5215 Related Mediaburn Story: Pres. Candidate Dean Opens Campaign Office in Arizona Photos from the office opening. 8:31:02 PM

Chris Lydon Interviews Chris Lydon has been doing a series of audio interviews on his weblog at Harvard. There are already over 25 interviews, representing 40 separate MP3 files. The archive is nearly 300MB. It's a perfect application for RSS enclosures. [Scripting News] 8:05:55 PM

Blissful Ignorance. Bush claims "Ignorance is bliss": Bush said he insulates himself from the 'opinions' that seep into news coverage by getting his news from his own aides. He said he scans headlines, but rarely reads news stories. 'I appreciate people's opinions, but I'm [Skeptical Notion] 2:11:28 PM

More on Bush's Medieval Inner Circle More on Bush's Medieval Inner Circle: The Emperor has a New Suit. Bush said he insulates himself from the "opinions" that seep into news coverage by getting his news from his own aides. He said he scans headlines, but rarely reads news stories. "I appreciate people's opinions, but I'm more interested in news," the president said. "And the best way to get the news is from objective sources, and the most objective sources I have are people on my staff who tell me what's happening in the world." - AP article note that I added the italics, but AP put the quotes around "opinions"... [via Whiskey Bar: Life Inside the Bubble] [Abstract Dynamics] 1:08:28 PM

Americans Ask George Bush, 'What About Us?' Americans Ask George Bush, 'What About Us?' It's almost impossible to read this article about our money being spent in Iraq and not get angry at George W. Bush. Most of our 50 state governments are experiencing a financial shortfall. I've said it before on this weblog, forget the Democrats - the Republicans will not stand for this abuse of the Treasury. I'm in Arizona, and I can hear the blood boiling from here. Remember the first words of the Constitution? We the People of the United States... Iraq rebuilding costs specified. Distributions [Arizona Daily Star: Front Page] 2:21:04 AM

Drawing 05. [Ottmar Liebert] 12:48:21 AM