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(D) Phil Weiser
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Att. General
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(D) Jena Griswold
(D) David Seligman
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(D) J. Danielson
(R) Sheri Davis
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(D) Brianna Titone
(D) Jeff Bridges
(R) Kevin Grantham
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(D) Joe Neguse*
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CO-03 (West & Southern CO)
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(R) Jeff Hurd*
(R) H. Scheppelman
(D) Alex Kelloff
70%
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10%
CO-04 (Northeast-ish Colorado)
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(R) Lauren Boebert*
(D) Trisha Calvarese
(D) Eileen Laubacher
90%
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(R) Jeff Crank*
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(D) Yadira Caraveo
(D) Manny Rutinel
(D) Shannon Bird
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January 10, 2013 06:20 AM UTC
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you are up early.
make it a threesome…or what? 🙂
Good night Daddy
good night John Boy
good night everybody
You might have been a bit young to know at the time, but it was #1 on two different charts by different artists in 1950.
We sang it on school buses back in 1950. I was going to the fourth grade.
But, how do you remember?
Of course, as I’m sure a music fan such as yourself is well aware, Lead Belly sings one of the better known of the Parental Advisory versions:
And considered going back to the 20’s to see a Leadbelly show. Just don’t let him get close to the knives.
Imagine if he’d had access to a semi-automatic rifle.
Just got an official yes from HP and we now have an incredible set of prizes for the Code War. Really cool that all these companies stepped up to do this.
And if there’s any CSU students here – got your school to sign up!!!
Hi all;
We need a person to do some video for the code war. A tiny bit of filming and a moderate bit of putting together some clips (including building us a great intro using free clips).
If you’re interested and can do all this over the next week, please shoot me an email.
thanks
try your participating schools. Guarantee they have Comm depts or they’re offering some kind of multimedia, collaborative tech, or instructional media courses with students looking for features.
Or find the folks that pull together the 24- hour Boulder shoots — they’re guerrilla shooters with little footprints & overhead that can work with mind preproduction.
First question from any & all — ” are you paying”?
We have the ask out to C.U. film dept but the students are all on break right now. We should have found someone back in November.
Should I mention it to my contacts? Your email the best POC?
Thanks
David Sirota and Clear Channel?
See: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/…
Bane thing and whole stations being changed from successful progressive talk to sports etc. but I can’t get too upset about the insufferable Sirota’s individual fate. I can’t remember the last time I bothered to read or listen to him.
I think Sirota is probably a very nice human being in a number of ways, and there are many areas where I agree with him politically. However, whether in print or on the radio, he seems mostly to speak to the theme, “I’m a really great person and here’s why you should be like me.”
I started skipping over his editorials in the Post after the one about “Hey, aren’t I really great for raising my son vegetarian?” I can’t believe he managed to use several hundred words, and get paid for the rights to them, talking about what a gift he’s giving his son by raising him without meat.
sophomoric, self righteous, humorless, holier than thou type of liberal who gives the rest of us a bad name. He is also just as predictable as the loons on the right. Just as you don’t have to actually listen to Rush Limbaugh to know exactly what his automatic response to anything will be, you don’t have to actually read or listen to Sirota either. I’m surprised that his show was a success because he’s such a boring little prig.
a couple of times. You don’t think…?
Am I the only one who can’t help thinking about “The Office” character Michael Scott’s movie epic “Threat level Midnight” every time I here the title of the controversial new movie “Zero Dark 30”?
‘Lincln’ leads Oscar race with 12 nominations
but I like Hugh Jackman for Best Actor.
If it’s not fixed yet, I know a guy.
BTW, love your little poem
The oligarchs get away with it. Why? Because they are to big to prosecute:
http://www.hulu.com/watch/443679
(Say what the link is about – I don’t follow to video links, and I don’t generally follow to unidentified links period…)
The problem with the foreclosure issue is that the reviews were too complicated by mounds of paper to be effective. Not enough evidence was coming up in the amount of time available. A settlement was probably the best we could get. 🙁
However, some of the big banks are paying a lot for mortgage fraud on the side. Bank of America, which bought Countrywide, has paid most of its last two quarters worth of gross income in penalties for defrauding Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac – and they’re being forced to buy back some of the worst of those mortgages.
I also expect big ongoing settlements and criminal charges for the LIBOR fixing scandal.
The link is to a John Stewart clip about the Justice Department’s settlement with HSBC. The bank agreed to pay $1.9 billion to settle charges of money laundering drug gang and terrorist money. There will be no criminal charges against the bank or any of the bank officers, managers or employees. The rationale? Under US banking and securities law, any criminal prosecution could result in HSBC losing its ability to do business in the United States. This could create a financial crisis and result in the loss of jobs. These banksters are not just to big to fail – they are now to big to prosecute.
for Elizabeth Warren and Jack Lew!!
We’ve got minimum sentencing for people, but for corporate crimes it’s always plea bargains and settlements.
Many countries have a requirement that international companies incorporate a separate division in-country – e.g. if Ford wants to sell cars in Germany, they have to create a Ford GmbH in Germany. I don’t know if we require that – if not, we should. And that US entity should be perhaps not dissolved but taken over by the Federal government for a period of years in lieu of a prison sentence. No job losses, no financial crisis – the bank continues, just not under HSBC control for a few years.
getting AIG’s ass out of a sling? John Stewart’s take is priceless, including the please let him not be a Jew part. I was right there with him but alas…
http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo…
One of AIG’s former CEO’s and shareholder has sued the government. He asked the company to join. It refused.
I grew up in a household where every time a news item came on about a sleazy financier, lawyer, accountant, doctor, car dealer or nursing home owner the universal reaction was “please let him not have a Jewish name!” If our prayers were answered there was a giant “Whew!”. If not, there were tsk tsks followed by “Oy, what a shondah!”
*cough, Lindsay Lohan, cough, cough* f’rinstance, does something stupid, we all hope not an Irish name again.
Alack, and alas, it very often is an Irish name.
our crosses (or Jewish stars or crescents or whatever) to bear.
Hope he’s not gay.
What if he’s a gay Irish Jew?