Jason Carreira

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is awesome... they moved it this year and put it in a worse time slot, but it's worth the search. - Jason Carreira

They scheduled it against MNF. I'm not watching anything anymore. Either they make good shows suck (Heroes) or they cancel them or kill them. TV execs are braindead. - Cyndy

I take it someone is reading their news on a machine at the Apple Store?? - Cyndy

And if so, what time are you expected home? And is my phone coming home with you? - Cyndy

"So, I have been effectively fatwahed (is that how you spell it?) by the conservative movement, and the magazine that my father founded must now distance itself from me. But then, conservatives have always had a bit of trouble with the concept of diversity. The GOP likes to say it’s a big-tent. Looks more like a yurt to me. While I regret this development, I am not in mourning, for I no longer have any clear idea what, exactly, the modern conservative movement stands for. Eight years of “conservative” government has brought us a doubled national debt, ruinous expansion of entitlement programs, bridges to nowhere, poster boy Jack Abramoff and an ill-premised, ill-waged war conducted by politicians of breathtaking arrogance. As a sideshow, it brought us a truly obscene attempt at federal intervention in the Terry Schiavo case." - Jason Carreira from Bookmarklet

talk like that gives me hope that true conservatism might still survive - MikeAmundsen

"In contrast, there is the traditionally Republican approach which points to enterprise and tax incentives in poor communities as the best way to create jobs and lift those neighborhoods out of economic duress. Government involvement, in this case, is seen as an intrusion more than a buoy. Somewhere in the middle lies Obama, who as a former community organizer brings more experience to the topic than any recent presidential nominee. The Illinois Democrat, as Boyte sees it, wants to move "urban policy and poverty policy" beyond "dependency creating programs." He sees a need for "catalytic government that enables citizen action rather than displacing citizen initiative."" - Jason Carreira from Bookmarklet

"The facts about ACORN are worth getting out. ACORN is an organization that, among other things, registers low-income people to vote. One of the ways they do this is to hire door-to-door canvassers from the neighborhoods they are working in. This sort of work is tightly regulated. So, when one of the thousands of people they give jobs to doesn't do their work right and brings back bogus or phony voter registration cards, the law REQUIRES that ACORN turn the forms in to the voter registration office. The law, rightly, doesn't want anybody throwing out voter registration forms for any reason. But ACORN goes a step farther. They have people assigned to do quality control on all the cards--calling people on the forms after they fill them out. When they find bad information on the cards they attach a cover sheet to the card but, as mentioned above, they turn in the cards as required by law. The effect is that a few bad canvassers or a poorly run office will mean that bad cards are submitted as part of the norm" - Jason Carreira from Bookmarklet

"The numbers are staggering, but they don't begin to explain the greed and incompetence that created this mess. It began with a terrible bet that was magnified by reckless borrowing, complex securities, and a vast, unregulated shadow market worth nearly $60 trillion that hid the risks until it was too late to do anything about them. And as correspondent Steve Kroft reports, it's far from being over." - Jason Carreira from Bookmarklet

Even scarier is that the "phantom" money that technically should be owed if this were real insurance (I think, it's all so confusing) is like a QUADRILLION dollars. No joke! http://www.jsmineset.com/ARhome... - Patrick Lightbody

be clear - no buyer then no value for these legal constructs ... "confidence" not contracts is in demand - Scott Moskowitz

"OMG TEH KIDZ + TEH TECHNOLOGY ROFLMAO! Archie archivists will note that the child is Leroy, Veronica’s cousin* and, in the comic books and digests, Archie’s tormentor. Of course, the ALGU-3000 knows none of this beyond: PROCEDURE CHAR_LOC. Begin. DISPLAY "Enter location and character.". ACCEPT Loc. ACCEPT Char. PERFORM UNTIL NOT ValidLoc. EVALUATE TRUE WHEN Lodge_Mansion DISPLAY "Location is valid." WHEN Char_Residence DISPLAY "Character residence is valid." WHEN OTHER DISPLAY "HA HA HA -- O TEH KIDZ!" END-EVALUATE END-PERFORM STOP RUN." - Jason Carreira from Bookmarklet