Archive for October, 2004
Looking to buy a laptop?
Today would be a great day to do it.
Follow this link for $750 off Dell Inspiron laptops. The original price must exceed $1,500. So you basically can get a system for half price. Very nice…
Kerry’s Motto: I will say ANYTHING to get elected
David Brooks at The New York Times has a great summary of why John F. Kerry is a true political scumbag.
An excerpt:
So nobody could imagine how incompetent, crude and over-the-top Kerry has been in this final phase of the campaign. At this point, smart candidates are launching attacks that play up the doubts voters already […]
clusty search (beta)
try our new search tool in the sidebar. it’s called ‘clusty’. it wants to be your friend.
[Clusty organizes] search results by grouping similar items together into folders. Thus a search for �pearl� organizes the top 250-500 results into subjects such as Jewelry, Pearl Harbor, Pearl Jam, Steinbeck Novel, and Daniel Pearl. […]
…then we would be spared his anti-semetic diatribes.
But alas, the Jew-hating has taken a back seat to his most recent crusade: ensuring the election of John Kerry! In a not-so-stunning declaration to American muslims, Dr. Mahathir Mohamad said that voting for Kerry “…is truly an ibadah (act of devotional worship) that you perform.”
The fundamental […]
Jon Stewart Destroys Crossfire
Daily Show host Jon Stewart was on Crossfire yesterday and was not funny at all. Tucker Carlson and Paul Begala were expecting him to ham it up, but Stewart came out of the gate criticizing Crossfire (and other “political shows”) and didn’t stop swinging until the end.
The thing is, as Mitch would say, that […]
via drudgereport. watch the scare video here: [link]
Google Desktop vs. X1
Many have probably heard about the launch of Google Desktop.
However, there seems to be a more mature product already on the market, with features that (at least on paper) beat Google hands down. It is called X1. And the blogger who runs “the unofficial google weblog” swears by it.
an all-encompassing redesign
In the next two weeks, in anticipation of wild election night blogging by travis, we are designing the web site.
So, if the current design has always bugged you, or you just have a suggestion or two, email doug@all-encompassingly.com. All ideas and suggestions of what the new site should/should not include are wanted. In […]
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Maybe Something…Maybe Nothing…But Definitely Strange
This is downright spooky….or cool, depending on your interpretation. And depending on what happens in the next couple days.
If you watched the debate last night you might remember that Bush seemed to want to talk to Kerry for a couple extra seconds after they shook hands. I didn’t think anything of it at […]
debate roundup: questions we’d like to see
scott ott thinks bob schieffer had some different questions in the bag for last night’s debate. some of my favorites:
To Kerry: Given your failure, during two decades in the senate, to introduce legislation to provide healthcare for all Americans, tell us about your most heroic moment in combat in Vietnam?
. . . . .
To […]
debate roundup: john kerry’s bizarro world
ann coulter provides some insight into what life is like in john kerry world. some excerpts:
[Democrats] call terrorism a “nuisance,” like prostitution and other petty crimes. (”Hundreds of Children Killed in Chechnya by Nuisance,” “British Civilian Beheaded by Annoyance,” “9-11: What a Hassle!”
. . . . .
Kerry told the New York Times he could […]
debate roundup: sucky moderators
in an entry titled, “john kerry should thank bob schieffer”, the washington dispatch critiques last night’s moderator:
It was one of the poorest performances by a moderator since, well, Jim Lehrer. [link]
i agree. these big names–specifically lehrer and schieffer–were put to shame by gwen ifill, moderatess of the vice-presidential debate. she was the […]
Sinclair Broadcasting and Stolen Honor
I wondered what all the blah-blah-blah was about regarding Sinclair Broadcasting’s plan to broadcast Stolen Honor. For those who have been under the proverbial rock, the right-leaning Sinclair (a national media conglomerate, they own several TV stations) is going to run an anti-Kerry documentary in the days before the election.
You would think that people […]
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