Archive for December, 2008

Dar Williams – The Christians and The Pagans

Filed in National by on December 22, 2008 3 Comments

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Nominations Being Accepted: Biggest Delaware Policy Screwup of the Year

Filed in Delaware by on December 22, 2008 6 Comments

Last years winner for this category was “Offshore Windfarm Coitus Interruptus.”  Thankfully, Delaware fixed their mistake and at least got a deal done (although not as big a deal as I would have liked).  This year, with the Delaware Economy on the brink along with the rest of the country and Workforce Housing in New […]

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hypothetical QOD

Filed in National by on December 22, 2008 23 Comments

If you were a parent and you had 3 children and you didn’t have a computer in your home for their schoolwork would you travel to say Los Angeles with your live-in-boyfriend for 3 days the week of New Year’s?

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DTR Interview of Karen Weldin Stewart Reviews

Filed in National by on December 22, 2008 22 Comments

I don’t listen to Delaware Talk Radio, but I hear they interviewed our esteemed Insurance Commissioner-elect. So did they tear into her plans to reconstitute “pay to play” or what?

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(Not So) Deep Thought of the Day with A Side of Question

Filed in National by on December 22, 2008 11 Comments

With President Bush setting the bar so low, if the Obama Administration only accomplishes two goals — instituting a Division I College Football Playoff and moving the US to Daylight Savings Time permanently— would not Obama’s first four years be considered a unparalleled success?

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Nominations Being Accepted: Post of the Year

Filed in Delaware by on December 22, 2008 6 Comments

This is where we start getting into the meat of the Delaware blogosphere.  Last years winner was “Anything on Tommywonk about Windpower.”  Certainly that must be considered again this year, as Tommy saw the Bluewater Wind deal come to fruition, but there are so many other worthy posts out there.  Let’s hear about them. As […]

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More Take on Kaufman-Biden-Carney Fiasco

Filed in Delaware by on December 22, 2008 9 Comments

From today’s LA Times regarding the Delaware Senatorial pick: In Delaware, for instance, the state’s outgoing Democratic governor raised some eyebrows when she appointed Biden’s longtime chief of staff, Ted Kaufman, to Biden’s Senate seat. Kaufman, 69, is widely understood to be a place holder for Biden’s son Beau. Beau Biden, 39, is Delaware’s attorney […]

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Tom Waits – Christmas Card From A Hooker In Minneapolis

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Nominations Being Accepted: Scandal of the Year

Filed in Delaware by on December 22, 2008 31 Comments

Thus begins the Delaware Liberal end-of-year tradition.  We will accept nominations this year for the same stuff that we did last year (and maybe a few new ones).  First up for nominations is “Scandal of the Year”  Last years winner was John Atkins (and his election this year as a Dem puts him in the […]

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Happy Chanukah from Delaware Liberal

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Happy Chanukah from Delaware Liberal

Have a happy Chanukah, one and all! During Chanukah, we remember how the Jews (led by the Maccabees) won their independence from King Antiochus IV of the Selucid Empire (a Hellenistic successor to Alexander the Great’s empire, stretching from Turkey to Pakistan), who outlawed their religious practices, sacked Jerusalem, and defiled their temple. Before the […]

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Adam Sandler – The Chanukah Song

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Perry Como – It’s Beginning To Look Alot Like Christmas

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Obama’s Weekly Video Address

Filed in National by on December 21, 2008 7 Comments

President-Elect Obama is really beginning to freak me out when he says  things like this: Because the highest purpose of science is the search for knowledge, truth and a greater understanding of the world around us. That will be my goal as President of the United States—and I could not have a better team to […]

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