| ltl/fb |
04-07-2005 02:09 PM |
Happy Gnu Year
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Originally posted by ltl/fb
Is it daylight savings that has made you so bitter? Christ.
In other years, another example of lawyers being lovable:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/04/....ap/index.html
"Martinez did not identify the aide [who was "unilaterally" responsible for the memo], but The Washington Post said he was the senator's legal counsel, Brian Darling."
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Oooh, and from NYT article about a hold-up on the confirmation of the guy nominated for EPA chief:
"Ms. Boxer's objections were based on a little-known research program near Jacksonville, Fla., sponsored by the agency and the American Chemistry Council, that offered money to low-income families willing to allow the agency to measure the effects of pesticides on their children under one year of age. The project, called Children's Environmental Exposure Research Study, or Cheers, was suspended last year after negative public reaction that prompted the agency to call in outside experts to assess its feasibility.
The program was limited to families in Duval County that routinely used pesticides inside their homes. It offered parents $970 over two years if they made sure their young children went about their usual activities as the use of pesticides continued. Researchers would then visit the home every three to six months to collect data. "
I like the name. "Cheers." Perky.
Yes, I'm sure that there is a different, nicer-sounding way to spin the program, and that the damn liberal media has spun it so sound as bad as possible. But it's kind of an unerasable initial strike against them when they call a "keep exposing your kids to pesticides!" program something deceptively perky. |
