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Admittedly, I enjoy a sporting event free of political attacks; however when CBS decided to not air a MoveOn.org ad during the Super Bowl and still bombard us with two anti-smoking ads and one anti-drug one (and don't forget the "pot smokers are terrorists" one from last year), that isn't exactly a politics-free zone. Apparently, not just anyone who coughs up a couple million dollars has the right to free speech on the family-friendly CBS network. In any case, the ad is here if you haven't seen it yet.
Business 2.0 magazine has a story on the "101 Dumbest Moments in Business" from last year. It was a good laugh for me. Enjoy.
Speaking of 2.0, you've probably already seen this, but its already making me add another category to my mental "types of people too stupid to have children" list. Other stupid people: the "father's rights" groups complaining about this line of clothing. Its called a sense of humor. Look into it.
On the Support page I have a write-up on Mozilla as a browser of choice. Kuro5hin has a similar article in favor of Firebird.
Oh, and now the quote of the week. When asking exiting voters about the electability of the various Democratic candidates, a pollster got the following reaction:"I don't care who wins" the Democratic primary, said Judy Donovan of Tucson, Ariz. "I'd get my dog to run. I'm not kidding. I would get Mickey Mouse in there. Anybody but Bush."
Oh, and since I've been fairly open about who I've been against thus far, I may as well advertise my slightly-hopeless-cause candidate of choice: Wesley Clark. Though, after a narrow win and a trio of second place finishes, its not all bleak news. I've been trolling his site for weeks and I just love this: an open request for people to drop Dean and move over to the Clark camp. Heck, maybe it will even work.