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Under the Same Moon

26. March 2008

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The trailer for the Mexican film “Under the Same Moon” looked great, and I was excited to see it. After this watching this commercial (scroll down a bit), I might pay for it twice.

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Dennis Rehberg: Master of the Oblivious

26. March 2008

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Bob already mentioned Dennis Rehberg’s interesting position on free trade with Canada from an interview with the Flathead Beacon, but I found this claim to be interesting, as well. Your Representative is exuberant about the level of health care in the United States: He went on to describe the U.S. health care system as “the best [...]

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Random Technology Note: Safari for Windows is Pretty Good

26. March 2008

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This is an odd post for me. One of the things I hate most about sitting down to a Mac is using the Safari browser, because I am so accustomed to using Firefox. For the past couple of days, though, I have been playing around with the latest (first non-beta) release of Safari for Windows, [...]

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Just a Thought: Hillary Could Still Win This Thing

25. March 2008

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Lately, I can’t even bring myself to read Daily Kos and a few other major liberal blogs, which seem to have become unofficial arms of the Obama campaign in their relentless attacks against Hillary Clinton, who still well could be the Democratic nominee in 2008. On the front page of Kos today, I am told repeatedly [...]

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On Education…

21. March 2008

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I’m very excited to see Pogreba and Neiffer try to expand the discussion about education. I thought I’d put my two cents in: What sort of education do we need? The Ancient Greeks believed that in a Democracy like theirs, language skills were the key to getting ahead in life. The Romans [...]

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And They Say I’m Not Ready to Be Governor?

20. March 2008

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Roy Brown, with his vast experience in Montana politics, today: Brown says he is undecided about a proposed constitutional initiative that would define a person as “a human being at all stages of human development or life, including the state of fertilization.” Brown also says he is undecided on a proposed ballot measure to extend health [...]

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