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Ashaunte · Guest

Oh it's a religion? Maybe it can get tax-exempt status like brick and mortar churches do then. Even though they get involved in preaching politics.end tax-exempt religion.
Presently he has a condition known as "Three Stooges Syndrome" wherein a delicate homeostasis is established by the presence in his body of every known disease and other newly-discovered diseases unique to him, which, all trying to attack his body simultaneously, mutually cancel each other

Zac · Guest

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Daryelle · Guest

Am I the only one who prefers Dylan's recent albums (Time Out Of Mind, Love & Theft, Modern Times and Together Through Life)? There's a depth, charm and maturity in these albums that you don't find as fully realized in his earlier stuff.I am a conservative and would probably agree with much in the Weekly Standard, but this is just a hit-piece from a guy who decided he'd lash out a stereotypically, liberal icon (Bob Dylan). The irony is that Bob is neither a liberal or a conservative. Just as he does with his music, he defies categorization..
Between this and the new ban on indoor prostitution, we've had a pretty bad showing in the news this week :(!

Mcbain · Guest

Paranoia over laziness and subtle lying is the unspoken concern. Your bosses thinks you want to work from home so you can be logged in for longer hours but do less actual work. Most managers just don't understand the 'getting the project done on time' vs 'i want my x hours of work from you.' >:]I don't know why you would* want to work from home though, doing it part time seems find, but if you're completely outside of the 'social circle' in a work environment and have no interaction with your boss, hell if they don't even know you exist other than the occasional completed project from you... it's not a hard choice to just get rid of you over someone else if push comes to shove.Most people are only capable of thinking from their perspective, so I'm not surprised this is debated. But if you thought more objectively about the nature of social dynamics and the value of human interaction you would see it's actually a risk against you to work from home, at least when talking about an office job.I think the choice comes down to the nature of the job or work being done, it should not be a universal choice.?
I live in a major city too and parking is always a bitch. You know how to solve it? Get a motorcycle.

Thuston · Guest

or even 1 question right on a 1.15 question test.

Veronique · Guest

The moment that we lose confidence in our democracy is the moment we lose it. What we need to do is continue to fight for our elected representatives actually fighting for our interests, not some big corporation. Campaign finance reform will be a big part of this, and guess who is going to oppose that?

Canceria · Guest

Did you fail out of 20th Century American History? When it comes to the economy, Hoover : FDR :: Bush : Obama. FDR's running mate accused Hoover of "leading the country down the path to socialism." Rexford Guy Tugwell, one of the chief architects of the New Deal, said, â€œWe didnâ€™t admit it at the time, but practically the whole New Deal was extrapolated from programs that Hoover started.â€Hoover signed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, which should be enough by itself to dispel this myth of Hoover as an advocate of laissez-faire. On top of this, Hoover pressured businesses into keeping wages artificially high. In addition, he signed the Revenue Act of 1932, which doubled the income tax. There are a host of other examples of Hoover's economic interventions just a google search away; but please, don't let little things like facts and history get in the way of your comforting myths.

Arfana · Guest

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