Alex Scrivener

Now it's working. - Alex Scrivener

Yep. Off and on for the past month and a half. - Anika

"Author David Baldwin argues in his book, Royal Prayer, that the Anglo-Portuguese Treaty of 1661 is still in force. Negotiated in anticipation of the marriage of Charles II to Catherine of Braganza , the treaty provides: "Her Majesty and whole Family shall enjoy the free exercise of the Roman Catholic religion, and to that purpose shall have a Chapel, or some other place, set apart for the exercise thereof." - Alex Scrivener

Same here and I'm on 7 lists. Don't ask me why. - Judy Jones

What's Twitter? ;-) - Rene Wirtz

Adobe, in their “open government” whitepaper (which, of course, is a PDF): "Since the advent of the web, an entire infrastructure has evolved to enable public access to information. Such technologies include HTML, Adobe PDF, and Adobe® Flash® technology" - Alex Scrivener

White men with a degree - 3.9% - Alex Scrivener

I cried before it was over. It was that scary. - Alex Scrivener from Bookmarklet

Cool. - Maxamad (Amazigh)

"Everything the Fed has been doing over the past fifteen months makes sense if you think of their goal as transferring wealth from taxpayers to banks. If you try to explain it as an attempt to implement an expansionary monetary policy, you won't even get past my high school students." - Alex Scrivener

" Short term, Detroit's best hope may be to go bankrupt. However, given Michigan law, which has never been tested because no city has ever filed for bankruptcy, it's unclear if even bankruptcy will fully release Detroit from the clutches of its unions and allow it to start over. The only thing certain is that fate is not kind to a city that allows unions to run amok" - Alex Scrivener

"Looked at another way, all this really means is that the government continues to retain the authority to lock up those who don't pay their taxes. But still, this is a stark reminder that when liberals talk about "health care as a right," what they really mean is "health insurance as a requirement." - Alex Scrivener

props to Tina - Alex Scrivener

"Currently, the United States spends more than $6 billion a year on toilet tissue—more than any other nation in the world. Americans, on average, use 57 squares a day and 50 lbs. a year." - Alex Scrivener