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Pressure Mounts to Seat Al Franken| Health Care Activists Take on Insurance Companies | Labor vs. Obama?

2009-05-21T07:05:00.001-04:00

PEEK Newsletter
May 21st, 2009
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Pressure Mounts on Minnesota Governor to Seat Al Franken
By Sam Stein, Huffington Post
Two-thirds of Minnesotans now "believe it's time for [Coleman] to concede." Read more »

Health Care Activists Battle Powerful Insurance Companies
By dday, Hullabaloo
Health Care for America Now activists call on the Justice Department to look at monopolies in the insurance market. Read more »

Catholic Church too Busy Protecting Pedophiles to Fight Gay Marriage
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
New York may be the next state to embrace marriage equality for gays and lesbians. Read more »

Cutting the Heart Out of Health-Care Reform?
By Isaac Fitzgerald, AlterNet
Hickey: Now is the time for people to pressure their representatives for a public health-care option. Read more »

Jon Stewart Mocks the Nonsensical Aversion to Closing Guantanamo Bay
By Jason Linkins, Huffington Post
A good hard look at politicians' ridiculous fear of Gitmo detainees. Read more »

Trade Fight: Labor Slowly Moves Into Position to Oppose Obama
By David Sirota, Open Left
AFL-CIO gears up to fight Obama's plans to push free-trade deals. Read more »

FBI Chief Undermines Obama's Promise to Close Guantanamo
Agence France Presse
On Wednesday, Mueller cited "concerns we have about individuals who may support terrorism being in the United States." Read more »

New Reports Reveal Immigration Does Not Increase Unemployment
By Walter Ewing, Immigration Impact
Debunking a simplistic myth propagated by anti-immigration activists. Read more »

How Much Longer Will Michael Steele Have the Helm?
By Melissa McEwan, Shakesville
Two quotes that show which direction the RNC Chair is headed. Read more »

Pentagon: Obama Has Not Ordered Military to Work on Repealing 'Don't Ask Don't Tell'
By Ryan Powers, Think Progress
Obama has "not asked for the 1993 policy to be scrapped." Read more »

GRITtv: Hartmarx Workers Push Back Against Wells Fargo
By Laura Flanders, GRITtv
500 workers from the company that made Obama's inaugural suit will lose their jobs if Wells Fargo has its way. Read more »

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Chomsky: USA's Amnesia for Atrocity | Study: Perfectionists Die Sooner | Blue Cross-Blue Shield Deceptive Propaganda

2009-05-21T04:10:00.001-04:00

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May 21st, 2009
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American Amnesia: We Forget Our Atrocities Almost As Soon as We Commit Them
By Noam Chomsky, Tomdispatch.com
Historical amnesia is a dangerous social phenomenon because it lays the groundwork for crimes that still lie ahead. Read more »

Are We Going to Let Health Industry Propaganda Derail Obama's Plans for Reform?
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
Millions of dollars will be poured into deceptive media ads by the health care industry -- will you step up to stop them? Read more »

Garrison Keillor's Prairie Torture Companion
By Rory O'Connor, MediaChannel.org
The soft-spoken Keillor warns us not to get into a ""bloody battle over war crimes," as though this is about revenge, not justice. Read more »

Why Do Christians Worship Greed?
By Peter Laarman, Religion Dispatches
Only in America can one find significant numbers of Christians who argue that unfettered capitalism represents God's Plan for human thriving. Read more »

Corporate Agriculture Is to Blame for the Hundreds of Thousands of Farmer Suicides in India
By Tara Lohan, AlterNet
Vandana Shiva says industrial agriculture has left Indian farmers indebted and destitute, and explains how to stem the tide of suicides. Read more »

Is Obama's New Afghan Commander a Violator of the Geneva Conventions?
By Tom Hayden, TheNation.com
Allegations emerge that Gen. Stanley McChrystal oversaw secret prisons that violated human rights laws. Read more »

Do Perfectionists Face Early Deaths? New Study Suggests Yes
By Tom Jacobs, Miller-McCune.com
Perfectionism, as a way of life, tends to be self-defeating. New research suggests it may also be deadly. Read more »

Disturbing Account of Wanton Rape and Murder in Iraq Emerges from Trial of U.S. Vet
By Gail McGowan Mellor, Women's Media Center
Four U.S. soldiers have been convicted for the brutal killing of Abeer al-Janabi and her family -- and now the full story is public. Read more »

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Catholic Church too Busy Protecting Pedophiles to Fight Gay Marriage
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
New York may be the next state to embrace marriage equality for gays and lesbians. Read more »

Pressure Mounts on Minnesota Governor to Seat Al Franken
By Sam Stein, Huffington Post
Two-thirds of Minnesotans now "believe it's time for [Coleman] to concede." Read more »

New Reports Reveal Immigration Does Not Increase Unemployment
By Walter Ewing, Immigration Impact
Debunking a simplistic myth propagated by anti-immigration activists. Read more »

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U.S. Flight Paranoia: One Journalist Stops Plane | Changes on Tap at Daily Kos | The Virginity Fetish | Flu Media Frenzy

2009-05-04T04:03:00.001-04:00

Headlines Newsletter
May 4th, 2009
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Paranoid Authorities Wouldn't Let My Plane Fly Over U.S. Territory -- Was It Something I Wrote?
By Hernando Calvo Ospina, Progreso-Weekly
An AirFrance flight was forced to divert a plane thousands of miles because a journalist was considered a national security threat. Read more »

Much Ado About the Flu: Is the Media Frenzy Justified?
By Bart Laws, AlterNet
So far, there's no indication that the "swine flu" is particularly dangerous, but the prospect of global catastrophe is attractive and exciting. Read more »

Markos (Kos) Moulitsas on Obama, Twittering, Fighting the Blue Dogs, and the Major Changes Coming
By Don Hazen, AlterNet
The founder of the popular DailyKos site discusses the growing power of the online netroots, and their upending of political gatekeepers. Read more »

Virginity Fetish: How Our Obsession With "Sexual Purity" Hurts Women
By Jessica Valenti, Seal Press
Boys are taught that the things that make them good are universally accepted ethical ideals; women are told our worth lies between our legs. Read more »

Defying the Economic Odds: The World Melts Down, China Grows
By Dilip Hiro, Tomdispatch.com
A new world order is emerging from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, with its center gravitating towards China. Read more »

Power Struggle: Who Will Be the Religious Right's New Kingpin?
By Rob Boston, Church and State
With James Dobson inching toward retirement, many wonder who will fill the religious right's bully pulpit. Read more »

Boycott Begins to Bite at Companies Supporting Israel's Military Occupation of Palestine
By Nadia Hijab, CounterPunch
"When companies begin to lose money, they start to listen." Read more »

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Is President Obama Putting Net Neutrality At Risk?
By Chris Bowers, Open Left
There is a disturbing possibility that President Obama has put his excellent open media and network neutrality platform at risk. Read more »

Ten More Things You Can Do to Oppose War in Afghanistan
By Tom Hayden, The Nation
Concrete ways to get involved and take action. Read more »

GOP Get Ready for a Supreme Court Nominee Fight They're Going to Lose
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
Conservative activists seem to be all worked up, convinced that they're not going to like President Obama's choice. Guess what? They're not. Read more »

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Will Israel Really Attack Iran? | Pirates Aren't All Bad | Is Your iPod Making You Lonely?

2009-04-13T04:02:00.001-04:00

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April 13th, 2009
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Will Israel Attack? Mixed Messages from Washington Could Lead to Catastrophe in Iran
By Roane Carey, Tomdispatch.com
Anything short of a categorical, even vociferous U.S. refusal of an Israeli attack could have horrific consequences. Read more »

We're Being Lied to About Pirates
By Johann Hari, Independent UK
Some are clearly just kidnappers and gangsters. But others are trying to stop illegal dumping and devastating fishing. Read more »

The Vatican's Perverted Sense of Justice: Pedophiles Stay in the Church, While Priests Who Ordain Women Are Excommunicated
By Bill Frogameni, Ms. Magazine
A priest who dared to ordain a woman was told he had 30 days to renounce his actions or face excommunication. Read more »

Fending Off the Mortgage Industry: Savvy Activists Are Winning in Court and on the Streets, Keeping People in Their Homes
By Valeria Fernández, ColorLines
How one Detroit community group is saving homes and protecting human rights over the right of a corporation to make a profit. Read more »

Lonely in an Electronic Wilderness: "The Great Emotional Sickness of Our Era"
By Handan T. Satiroglu, The Wip
iPods and Blackberries offer instant access to a virtual world, but are technological gadgets keeping people apart and breaking down society? Read more »

We've Got to Leave This Bankrupt Culture Behind
By Frank Rich, The New York Times
It wasn't just trillions of dollars of wealth that went poof in the bubble. Vital American values have also crumbled and vanished. Read more »

Is Geithner's Game Up? Damning Report Calls BS on His Smoke-and-Mirrors Bank Rescue Plan
By Mike Whitney, CounterPunch
Six months and $1 trillion later, and Congress still can't figure out what Geithner is up to. It's a wonder the Treasury chief hasn't been fired yet. Read more »

A Solar Revolution May Be Coming to Your Town
By Mariah Blake, Washington Monthly
A little-known policy is turning sleepy central Florida into a green energy hub. Could it do the same for America at large? Read more »

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Krugman Pans Obama Admin's Stress Tests
By Sam Stein, Huffington Post
"This stress test, I have to say, it is sounding like a class of self-esteem." Read more »

Supremes to Hear Case of 13 Year-Old Girl Strip-Searched on Suspicion of Carrying Ibuprofen
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
"It does not require a constitutional scholar to conclude that a nude search of a thirteen-year-old child is an invasion of constitutional rights." Read more »

Fox News' 'Teabagging' Events Prove the Right Can't Do Grassroots
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
Conservatives still seem wedded to a top-down model. Read more »

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Stephen Colbert Rips Glenn Beck to Shreds | Ted Stevens' Charges Dropped | Israel to Attack Iran?

2009-04-02T07:02:00.001-04:00

PEEK Newsletter
April 2nd, 2009
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Petraeus: Israel Might Decide to Attack Iran
By Matt Corley, Think Progress
Gen. David Petraeus said that Israel may take "preemptive military action" against Iran to prevent it from developing a nuclear bomb. Read more »

NY Times Discovers Capitalism's Crisis of Legitimacy
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
About time, too. Read more »

Bush's Immigration Enforcement: Epic Failure
By Paco Fabian, AlterNet
The Bush Administration focused its resources on undocumented workers rather than unscrupulous employers and dangerous criminals. Read more »

Most American Catholics Far More Liberal Than Church Leadership
By Tana Ganeva, AlterNet
A new poll reveals that American Catholics more or less agree with non-Catholics on controversial social issues. Read more »

Radical Kansas Cleric: 4 in 10 Catholics Unfit to Present Themselves for Communion
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
At least that's the logical conclusion to his argument against Kathleen Sebelius. Read more »

Obama's Bailout Double Standard and the Revival of Reaganism
By David Sirota, Brave New Films
What's fascinating about all this is the surprising revival of tactics first pioneered under Ronald Reagan. Read more »

Ted Stevens' Charges Dropped: A Tale of Two Justice Systems
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
For the wealthy and the powerful, exculpatory evidence is important. Read more »

Taking Down the Washington Post, One Marshmallow Editor at a Time
By BoRev, AlterNet
I decided my diorama would feature the Washington Post's editorial board itself, and poke fun at its increasingly deranged foreign policy positions. Read more »

Al Franken Gets One Step Closer
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
If Coleman got the same treatment as Gore did in 2000 Coleman's willingness to drag this process out indefinitely would almost certainly disappear. Read more »

Stephen Colbert Rips Glenn Beck to Shreds: Building His Career On 9/11
By Danny Shea, Huffington Post
Stephen Colbert ripped apart Fox News host (and New York Times cover boy) Glenn Beck Tuesday night ... and it is worth watching. Read more »

Suckers For Punishment: DHS Hires Boeing (Again) to Build Surveillance Towers On U.S.-Canada Border
By Liliana Segura, AlterNet
Boeing, of course, is the same company that wasted tens of millions of dollars on a yet-to-be-completed "virtual fence" on the U.S.-Mexico border. Read more »

The Conficker Virus Is Set to Strike (Also, The Guardian to Be Published via Twitter Only)
By Isaac Fitzgerald, AlterNet
One of these things is an April 1st prank ... the other, not so much. Read more »

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Try Living without Mexicans | Obama's Mercenaries | Taser Killers | Stunning Consequences of Insufficient Sleep

2009-04-02T06:04:00.001-04:00

Headlines Newsletter
April 2nd, 2009
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Tasers Are the New Killers: Watch Their Popularity Surge!
By Liliana Segura, AlterNet
Watch out: 50,000-volt Tasers are deployed in London this week; meanwhile, a new model can 'instantly incapacitate' multiple people at a time. Read more »

Obama's Blackwater? Chicago Mercenary Firm Gets Millions for Private "Security" in Israel and Iraq
By Jeremy Scahill, AlterNet
Federal records obtained by AlterNet reveal a multi-million dollar contract for a private U.S. paramilitary force operating out of Jerusalem. Read more »

A Year Without a Mexican: The Debilitating Loss of Economic Lifeblood
By Marcelo Ballve, Mother Jones
Undocumented workers were the economic lifeblood of small towns like Postville, Iowa -- until the immigration cops showed up. Read more »

Journalists Made Fun of Tom Hurndall: In the End, He Was More Principled Than Any of Could Dream to Be
By Robert Fisk, Independent UK
Tom Hurndall was a "human shield," the kind we journalists made fun of in Iraq. Instead of mocking him we should have listened to him. Read more »

How a Green Economy Is an Antidote to Casino Capitalism
By Robert Pollin, New Labor Forum
A green investment sector can help rid the capital development of the U.S. economy of casino logic. Read more »

The Stunning Consequences of Not Getting Enough Sleep
By Allison Ford, Divine Caroline
Many people don't get as much sleep as they should. And their brains are paying the price. Read more »

Media Focus on Minor Violence; Ignore Peaceful Protests at Global Summit
By Maria Margaronis, The Nation
While thousands of protesters peacefully pushed for a global economic policy, the media chose to focus on the more violent acts of dissent. Read more »

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NY Times Discovers Capitalism's Crisis of Legitimacy
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
About time, too. Read more »

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2009-04-02T01:06:00.000-04:00

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Harry Reid Invites You to Kindly STFU | Medical Marijuana Raid Raises Questions | Crazy Bachmann at It Again

2009-03-28T07:02:00.001-04:00

PEEK Newsletter
March 28th, 2009
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Are You a Liberal? Harry Reid Invites You to Kindly STFU
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
When Democrats attack! Read more »

UFC: Ban Mormon Marriage to "Protect Kids from Religious Fascism"
By Tana Ganeva, AlterNet
In response to the Mormon Church's fight against same-sex marriage, UFC is launching a petition to ban Mormon marriage. Read more »

Heaven Help Us: Crazy Bachmann Wants an 'Orderly Revolution'
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
It's funny, till you remember she is a member of Congress. Read more »

Thanks to Think Progress UPS Will Stop Advertising On Bill O'Reilly's Show
By Faiz Shakir, Think Progress
"At this time, we have no plans to continue advertising during this show." Read more »

Connecticut Voters Want Joe Lieberman Out
By Joshua Holland, AlterNet
Early yet, but ... Read more »

Medical Marijuana Raid Raises Questions About Obama's Pot Policy
By Staff, Marijuana Policy Project
DEA raids San Francisco collective -- MPP wants answers. Read more »

Senators Talk Dirty: 'You're Good' ... 'Your Wife Said the Same Thing'
By Ryan Grim, Huffington Post
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh snap! Read more »

Bush and the GOP's Failure in Afghanistan
By Blue Texan, Firedoglake
Not to play the blame game ... but this is all their fault. Read more »

"South Park" Takes on the Econopocalypse ... Explains the Bailouts
By Alex Leo, Huffington Post
This makes about as much sense as anything, really. Read more »

Corporate Sponsors Won't Stand for O'Reilly's Ambush Journalism
By ZP Heller, Open Left
How long will the O'Reilly Harassment Machine keep spinning? Read more »

Obama Reveals His Plan for Afghanistan (It Ain't Troop Withdrawal)
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
Obama emphasized a renewed effort at combating al Qaeda and the Taliban. Read more »

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GOP Civil War | SNL: Obama Gets Mad | Catholic Church: The Right to Life Ends at Birth

2009-03-09T07:02:00.001-04:00

PEEK Newsletter
March 9th, 2009
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In NYT Interview, Obama Contradicts His Own Policy on Prisoners' Habeas Rights
By Liliana Segura, AlterNet
Obama said he thinks all detainees should have "an opportunity through habeas corpus to answer to charges." But his DOJ disagrees. Read more »

GOP Civil War: Gingrich Strikes Back at Limbaugh
By Matt Corley, Think Progress
"You're irrational if you don't want the president to succeed." Read more »

RNC Head Michael Steele Is Not a Success
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
This isn't the first time Steele has failed at something. Read more »

Shorter Catholic Church: The Right to Life Ends at Birth
By Jill Filipovic, Feministe
The "right to life" is not, apparently, absolute. Read more »

See What Happens When Obama Gets Mad
By Nicholas Graham, Huffington Post
The Rock Obama: SNL and Dwayne Johnson show a world where Obama loses his cool. Read more »

Fighting for Our Homes: Will the Senate Side with Homeowners or Banks?
By Staff, Brave New Films
The Senate must quickly take up bankruptcy reform legislation and pass it. Read more »

Germany Cracks Down on Neo-Nazi Music Ring
By Lisa Derrick, La Figa
his week German authorities, including 800 police, raided residences and offices across the country. Read more »

Smashing Pumpkins Sells Out For VISA Commercial
By Arthur Delaney, Huffington Post
Seems an odd time for the Smashing Pumpkins to finally pull what so many fans would probably consider an extreme sellout move. Read more »

Christian Conservatives Still Don't Get It
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
The Faith and Freedom Institute apparently wants to have an impact, despite not realizing what century it is. Read more »

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown Slams Prop. 8.
By Amanda Terkel, Think Progress
With his comments yesterday, Brown has arguably gone even further than President Obama, who has called Prop. 8 "unnecessary." Read more »

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Jon Stewart Eviscerates CNBC | The Smoking Wreckage of Limbaugh Nation | In Defense of Geeks Everywhere

2009-03-06T07:07:00.001-05:00

PEEK Newsletter
March 6th, 2009
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Sanjay Gupta Withdraws Name, Out of Running for Surgeon General
By Rachel Weiner, Huffington Post
"The general consensus from everybody is Gupta is no longer in contention ... it's more he's withdrawing himself." Read more »

Catholic Church Excommunicates Doctors Who Helped 9-Year-Old Rape Victim
By Tana Ganeva, AlterNet
This is probably the most repugnant thing you'll read in a while. Read more »

Sri Lankan Cricket Team Attack in Pakistan Rouses Anger Against Militants
By Satyam Khanna, Think Progress
On Tuesday in Lahore, Pakistan, terrorists waged a brazen attack in broad daylight against members of the Sri Lankan cricket team. Read more »

Rachel Maddow and Obama Agree: Health and Energy are Key to Fixing Economy
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
"I think it would be great to focus on one thing at one at a time, if these things weren't all interconnected." Read more »

Jon Stewart Eviscerates CNBC, Rick Santelli On Daily Show
By Jason Linkins, Huffington Post
Brutal, but utterly hilarious. Read more »

The Smoking Wreckage of Limbaugh Nation
By Digby, Hullabaloo
George W. Bush's America was Limbaugh Nation and Limbaugh Nation was George W. Bush's America --- they have nothing else. They are nothing else. Read more »

Why AIG Is So Central to the Meltdown
By David Sirota, Open Left
Any institution that is allowed to become so foundational to the whole economy should be at least partially nationalized. Read more »

Protesters Turn Up the Political Heat in Washington to Demand Greener Energy
By Harry Hanbury, American News Project
Thousands march on the Capitol for a more innovative energy policy. Read more »

Competence Finally Returns to FEMA
By Phoenix Woman, Firedoglake
After seeing the once-proud FEMA devolve into a turkey farm under Bush, it's so nice to see it coming back to its former glory. Read more »

In Defense of Geeks Everywhere
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
Folks strike back at Anthony Lane. Read more »

John McCain Gets in a Twitter Fight
By Matt Corley, Think Progress
This from the guy who admitted he didn't know how to use a blackberry. Read more »

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"Consumerism" Is Dead | The Cloud of Racism | Rihanna's Privacy | Lonely Joe the Plumber

2009-03-02T04:03:00.001-05:00

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March 2nd, 2009
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"Consumerism" Is Dead -- Can Obama Lead Us to a Downscaled Lifestyle?
By James Howard Kunstler, Kunstler.com
Dear Mr. President, your assignment is to handle our economic decline in such a way as to avoid wars, civil disorder or both. Read more »

Why Are We "Surging" into Afghanistan?
By Jim Hightower, Creators Syndicate
Not for nothing is that country called "the burial ground of empires," "a guerilla's paradise" and "the theme park of problems." Read more »

Constitutional Crisis Sparks All-Out War for Control of Powerful Union
By Lindsay Beyerstein, AlterNet
A struggle for power within one of the nation's most powerful unions, UNITE HERE, has devolved into all-out civil war. Read more »

Holder's Much Touted Speech on Race Lets White People Off the Hook
By Tim Wise, CounterPunch
Obama's Attorney General Eric Holder blamed personal cowardice for our racial divide, rather than institutionalized inequities. Read more »

Poor Joe the Plumber Looks Lonely at His Own Book Signing
By Melissa McEwan, Shakesville
Never have I longed to be in DC so much as reading about this splendid event. Read more »

Hey Obama, Downsize This: 25% Slash for Defense Spending Needed Now
By Maya Schenwar, TruthOut.org
With so many social programs desperately in need of better funding, progressive leaders are making a push to go after Pentagon budgets. Read more »

Rihanna's Privacy Over Public Exposure
By Smita Satiani, Brave New Films
The shameful role of the media in this case of domestic violence. Read more »

It's Bring Your Gun to Church Day
By Bill Berkowitz, Smirking Chimp
Arkansas takes the lead in bringing America's obsession with firepower to the pews. Read more »

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Target Women: Jennifer and Angelina's Oscar Ex-Plosion
By Cara, Feministe
Sarah Haskins tackles the bizarre media obsession with the fact that Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston were at the same award show. Read more »

A Great Pic Shows 'How the Bankers Went Down'
By Isaac Fitzgerald, AlterNet
This graphic, titled "Golden Parachutes: How the Bankers Went Down" is just fantastic. Read more »

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Marketing a Police State to Children | Stewart Thrashes Bill O'Reilly | Church Shooter Pleads Guilty

2009-02-11T07:01:00.001-05:00

PEEK Newsletter
February 11th, 2009
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Israel's Exit Polls Point to Shocking Results (UPDATED)
By Hanna Ingber Win, Huffington Post
In a surprise turn of events, exit polls show the centrist Kadima party as the leader of Israel's general election, reports Haaertz. Read more »

TV Stations to Forge Ahead With Digital Transition, Despite Warnings
By Tana Ganeva, AlterNet
Consumer rights advocates warn the early switch will cut off millions from emergency signals. Read more »

Millions of Americans Facing Foreclosure Can Make Their Voices Heard
By ZP Heller, Open Left
Time to hear from the millions in danger of losing their homes. Read more »

Krugman on Geithner's Rescue Plan: 'It's Really Not Clear'
By Staff, AlterNet
"What do you get when you cross a Godfather with a deconstructionist? Someone who makes you an offer you can't understand." Read more »

Terrifying: Companies are Marketing Police State Normalcy to Children
By Lucinda Marshall, Feminist Peace Network
Hey kids, wanna play security checkpoint? Read more »

Church Shooter Who Murdered Progressives Pleads Guilty
By Melissa McEwan, Shakesville
He smiled as he entered his plea, showing no remorse. Read more »

Karl Rove Claims the Bush White House Never Leaked (Seriously)
By Matt Corley, Think Progress
Ummm, aren't you forgetting something Turd Blossom? Read more »

Jon Stewart Slams Bill O'Reilly on His 'Right to Privacy' B#llsh!t
By Isaac Fitzgerald, AlterNet
Bill O'Reilly shows yet again that logic does not apply on "The Factor." Read more »

The Big Split Is Coming: Obama Will Have to Choose Between Us and Wall Street
By Lagan Sebert, American News Project
William Greider argues the uneasy 30-year marriage between Wall Street and the people's interests is coming to an end. Read more »

Senate Passes Stimulus Bill
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
One step closer to economic recovery? Read more »

The Economic Recovery Package: A Doable Deal
By Bill Scher, Campaign for America's Future
Today the focus is money, money, money! Read more »

Shepard Fairey Strikes Back, Sues AP Over 'Hope' Image
By Lisa Derrick, La Figa
Stanford's Fair Use Project has Shepard Fairey's back. Read more »

Will Obama Allow Americans to 'See the Full Human Cost of War?'
By Satyam Khanna, Think Progress
CNN's Ed Henry asked President Obama a hard-hitting question yesterday. Read more »

Time to Act: More Soldiers Lost to Suicide than to Al Qaeda in January
By Paul Rieckhoff, Huffington Post
It is time for bold and immediate action. Read more »

Crazy Pentecostal Pastor Blames Horrific Fires on Pro-Choice Laws
By Melissa McEwan, Shakesville
Because what this tragedy needs is a little outsized fuckneckery. Read more »

Is General Petraeus Trying to Undercut Obama?
By Siun, Firedoglake
It sure looks more and more like we need a purge of the Cheney era generals who are doing everything they can to keep us in Iraq. Read more »

Obama's Press Conference: A True Chief Executive
By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly
It is so pleasant to have a president who knows what he's talking about. Read more »

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Geithner's Rescue: Disaster in the Making | 10 Myths About Atheists | Making $$ out of Human Misery

2009-02-11T04:08:00.001-05:00

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February 11th, 2009
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Only in America Could Misery Be Turned Into a Commodity
By Joe Bageant, JoeBageant.com
Stress, depression and loneliness permeate daily life in America. Yet psychiatrists try to sell us on the idea that the pain is ours alone. Read more »

Geithner's Folly: The Bank Rescue Plan Is a Disaster in the Making
By Brad Reed, AlterNet
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Obama's Legal Team Copies Bush's 'State Secrets' Trick to Cover Up Torture and Renditions
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Is the Stimulus Too Watered Down to Get Us Anywhere?
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To End This Financial Crisis, Americans Are Going to Have to Get Angry
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FOX Continues to Attack Black America | Pentagon Propaganda Spending Explodes | Public Supports Obama

2009-02-10T07:01:00.001-05:00

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Pentagon Propaganda Spending Explodes: 'We Have Such a Massive Apparatus Selling the Military to Us'
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A Path to Legalization for Immigrants Would Help the Economy
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Why Are GOP Leaders Taking Stimulus Cues from Michelle Malkin?
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By David Corn, Mother Jones
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The Commons: Achieving a Just and Equal Society
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The $800 Billion Gamble: Economists Say Stimulus Cuts Could Be 'Disastrous'
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Sick Antics: Chained Immigrants on Parade | Porn Star Takes on GOP Senator | Face it: Our Lives Are Never Going to Be the Same

2009-02-10T04:05:00.001-05:00

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Chained Immigrants on Parade: Who Will Stand Up to the Sick Antics of a Racist Sheriff?
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The media devoured a blatant and dehumanizing publicity stunt orchestrated by Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Read more »

Everything Still Looks the Same, But We've Become a New Country
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Rachel Maddow's Amazing Rise from Geek to Big-Time Cable News Host
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Maddow is a clever, idealistic and skeptical geek, and her growing audience can't get enough. Read more »

Jobless in America: Stories from the Frontlines of the Economic Crisis
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Some among America's millions of newly unemployed vent their frustrations -- and wonder what government can do to help. Read more »

Call Yourself a "Centrist" and Magically Get Away with Selling out the American People
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The Icelandic Volcano Erupts: A New Era of People Power in the Streets?
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Porn Star Stormy Daniels to Take on Sexual Hypocrite Sen. David Vitter?
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Reunion For Happy Life

2009-02-04T11:12:00.001-05:00

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Description: Human being is being social around this world. It means human being only will be 'what' and 'who' depends much on who they are mixing with. In society, people have various functions. As a living thing and social people, the need for good relationship between human grows rapidly as fast as birth rates and people growth in this world.
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Human being is being social around this world. It means human being only will be 'what' and 'who' depends much on who they are mixing with. In society, people have various functions. As a living thing and social people, the need for good relationship between human grows rapidly as fast as birth rates and people growth in this world. People in their life always want to reach a good life and none wants to have a bad one. Most of us try to find anything which can make us happy and most people like having good relationship each other to get happiness. Even, sometime we can't buy human relation with money.

As human being, we need love and affection. We also need affirmation from others. But we can't get it if we live for our own selves. We need other people to share anything, whether it's a family, friends, or a community of certain theme.

There are a lot of ways for people having a relationship. Relationship isn't only able to do physically face to face, but it's also able to do in long distance relationship. Human need for relationship is higher than time they have. That's why some of them try to create a new concept of relationship. We can see there are a lot of facilities for social networking and online community. They make people easier to know and meet each other. But life always changes and so does human being. When people meet each other, sometime on the other time, they have to apart. They begin to create a reunion concept.

What is Reunionster.com ?

Reunionster.com is a meeting or social gathering of persons acquainted with each other through some former event or connection. It's a gathering of people who have been apart too. To hold a reunion, people usually use a reunion planner, so that the event can be held well. In fact, long distances make them difficult to keep in touch. By using a social networking sites and community reunion, they can hold reunion online. Let's say it as a 'reunionster'.

Reunionster contains a lot of community. Let's say there are classmates and high school reunion, also family reunion, these are the biggest theme of reason why people have reunion. Another kind of reunion is religious reunion, for example church reunion. Meet with old buddies can bring them to their memory in the past. Sometime they talk about funny stuff, sad, happy, or any feeling in the past time, and it make them feel different. They get more meanings in their life.

This social networking facility also can be used to make friends. People can find friends around the world by using only one quick connection. Some of them have romance and dating relationship too. There is no wrong with that, because any relationship they make is for their life. That's good if they can build a family from it. Even many people hold a travel with their online buddies when they visit each other in different places. Travel can be one of reunion plan.

Finally, there are always new concepts for relationship as long as human need. People don't have to worry about little time to meet physically with their relation because now they can make fast connection to keep in touch each other.

http://www.reunionster.com is place where you can create your own unlimited family, friends, high school, church, or community reunions, Please Visit http://www.reunionster.com/home.php

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2009-01-24T14:50:00.000-05:00

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Too Much God at Inauguration? | Shuttered Stores and Empty Malls? | Resisting Foreclosures

2009-01-23T06:10:00.001-05:00

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January 23rd, 2009
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Community-based movements to halt the flood of foreclosures have been building across the country. And they're not the usual suspects. Read more »

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All You Wanted To Know About Amsterdam Holland

2009-01-15T11:59:00.000-05:00

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WebSite: http://www.thingstodoinamsterdam.org
Category: Travel, Destinations, , ,
Description: If it is your first visit to Amsterdam or are thinking of going, you may have some questions before you go. Whether it is about the Red Light district or the famous coffee shops which are not about coffee, then this article will give you some insight.
Keywords: amsterdam, red light district, coffee shops, amsterdam museums, museums in amsterdam, things to do in amsterdam
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If it is your first visit to Amsterdam or are thinking of going, you may have some questions before you go. Whether it is about the Red Light district or the famous coffee shops which are not about coffee, then this article will give you some insight.

As you read this article, you will discover more about:
* There's more To Amsterdam Than The Red Light District And Coffee Shops
* About Cannabis And Coffee Shops In Amsterdam
* About The Red Light District

* There's more To Amsterdam Than The Red Light District And Coffee Shops
Amsterdam is a very open kind of a place than your would imagine from other conservative places in the world. It is true that Amsterdam is more open and free than other countries. For example with the acceptance of prostitution in the Red Light District and the infamous coffee shops around Amsterdam.

The Netherlands is a place which offers some great sights. One of the key features you will see is all the canals that seem to go through most of the city. This makes Amsterdam a great place to visit, if you love walking and seeing the sights.

There are also several great museums in Amsterdam, such as the Van Goth museum, and Ann Franks house where she wrote her famous diary. As such, Amsterdam is not just about coffee shops and the Red Light district.

* About Cannabis And Coffee Shops In Amsterdam
- What is a coffee shop?
In Amsterdam, the word coffee shop has come to mean a place that sells Hash or marijuana.

- How many coffee shops are there in Amsterdam?
Around Amsterdam is an estimated 300 coffee shops. Because Amsterdam is a small area, you are bound to find a coffee shop on nearly every street.

- How do you know you have found a coffee shop?
Licensed coffee shops are clearly identifiable by the green and white sign at the door. Though generally the name of the coffee shop will make it obvious that it is a coffee shop.

- How long has marijuana been legal in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands decriminalized cannabis use since 1976. This applies to possessions of personal use cannabis of 5 grams or less. If you have more on you, then realize that it is still punishable. The coffee shops however, won't sell you more than this amount in one transaction.

* About The Red Light District
- Is prostitution legal in the Netherlands?
It is true; prostitution is legal in the Netherlands. There is even a statue that says - 'respect sex workers all over the world'.

- How do I find the Red Light District?
The Red Light District is in the old part of Amsterdam, and covers several blocks south of the Oude Kerk church.

- Tell me about window shopping!
The ladies who work generally can be found in over 300 small one room cabins. Window shopping is the term because when available the women will stand at the window allowing men to window shop.

- Is there anything else I need to know?
Yes. Realize that a lot of the women who are offering sex services are people who may have been forced into prostitution, and that they may be human trafficked people. Unfortunate but true.

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13 The Musical Broadway – The Musical For All Ages

2009-01-12T17:18:00.000-05:00

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13 The Musical Broadway – The Musical For All Ages

13 Musical Broadway is the only all-teenage play to hit the Broadway ever. It is the story of a teenager growing up. Evan Goldman's parents get divorced and he is forced to move from New York to a small town in Indiana. Evan Goldman wants to make new friends and survive the school year. However, it is not that easy for him. The star quarterback threatens to ruin his life. Patrice, his only friend will not talk to him. The freak in the school looks for an opportunity for blackmail. Someone is spreading the nastiest of the rumors about him. 13 The Musical Broadway is a high energy and hilarious musical for people of all ages. This play has an awesome rock score from Jason Robert Brown, the Tony award-winning composer. This musical is all about discovering that cool is where you expect it least and where you find it. There is lot of authorized ticket brokers available online who will deliver you the tickets right at your home.

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Eddie – Eddie is like a small mafia Don in the 13 The Musical Broadway. He does not realize that he is a 4-feet tall boy. He terrorizes the geeks and gives orders to serve Brett.

Lucy – She is a 14-year old Paris Hilton and queen of the school. She wants to be in the upper hierarchy. She gets what she wants and allows no one to get in her way.

Brett – Brett is the ringleader and a star athlete. He is vulnerable to popularity, intimidation and looks. He is scared of the world of seeing him insecure. He sits alone, writes poems, and burns them. However, everyone wants to kiss him, to be like him and hang around with him.

Kendra – Kendra is dumb and has a body that has matured faster than she thinks. She takes the line between mean and moral. She is god fearing and church going.

Cassie – Cassie is the leader of many clubs and a good student. She keeps an eye on every prize. She wants to be the best in everything. She tries to be the best in loving friends and in keeping up the trends. She thinks she will run a big corporation one day.

Charlotte - Charlotte is a hip, cool and confident girl who loves to initiate a rumor, and loves to gossip. She pokes her nose into everybody's business and enjoys the chaos afterwards. She is the source of most of the school information and knows everything about everybody.

Simon - Simon is an unassuming kid in the 13 The musical Broadway. He, however, finds himself in the middle of everything happening around. He gets all the girls to flirt with him just by being himself. He is quite a genius and tech-savvy.

Richie – Richie is quite explosive. He is the goofball and the clown in the class. He is always in motion. He is the school mascot and makes everybody laugh. Both girls and boys love him in the school.

Molly – Everyone likes Molly and she fits in everywhere. She outperforms everyone in the class. She just loves everything - school, life, animals and all. She is capable of everything.

The 13 The musical Broadway is a must-see for all. Sometimes it may be difficult to get tickets. Do not fret as many authorized ticket brokers out there will deliver you the tickets at your home. Enjoy the musical!

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Inside Gaza: A Living Hell | America Can't Wait for Bush to Leave | Pat Robertson Turns on Bush

2008-12-29T07:15:00.000-05:00

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Inside Gaza: A Living Hell
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