Finally!

LOL! Anybody who has seen The Office (only applies to UK version) has to read this article!

Quoted: "His bio, the White House press release, and a number of sources list him as assistant city manager in Edmund, Okla.," Miranda says. " When we called the folks in Edmund, they told us that, no, his position in fact had been assistant to the city manager, which is a purely administrative job, a very different job. He was an administrative assistant. It's sort of an entry-level, intern-type job for somebody who's interested in learning about government. …When he began that job in 1977, he was still a college student. He didn't graduate with his B.A. until 1978."

Animated social commentary about Hurricane Katrina. Funny, and then ... well, not so funny.

Maybe this was just a PR stunt, but it's still a great thing for a company to do.

Quoted: Over the next few days, Wal-Mart's response to Katrina — an unrivaled $20 million in cash donations, 1,500 truckloads of free merchandise, food for 100,000 meals and the promise of a job for every one of its displaced workers — has turned the chain into an unexpected lifeline for much of the Southeast and earned it near-universal praise at a time when the company is struggling to burnish its image.

Don't just fire Michael Brown -- jail him.

Incredible footage from Hannity and Colmes. Geraldo starts crying as he describes the devastation, and Shepherd Smith is nearly speechless. This helps to put the horror of the situation into perspective -- these men are paid to be under control, and they completely lose it. What a shame.

I'm beginning to wonder if FEMA is simply an experiment to see how incompetent a single organization can be. Shocking and depressing.

Quoted: "They've got people here who are search-and-rescue certified, paramedics, haz-mat certified," said a Texas firefighter. "We're sitting in here having a sexual-harassment class while there are still [victims] in Louisiana who haven't been contacted yet."

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Quoted: But as specific orders began arriving to the firefighters in Atlanta, a team of 50 Monday morning quickly was ushered onto a flight headed for Louisiana. The crew's first assignment: to stand beside President Bush as he tours devastated areas.

Quoted: "Is this what the pioneers of the civil rights movement fought to achieve, a society where many black people are as trapped and isolated by their poverty as they were by segregation laws?" Mr. Naison wrote. "If Sept. 11 showed the power of a nation united in response to a devastating attack, Hurricane Katrina reveals the fault lines of a region and a nation, rent by profound social divisions."

Quoted: Many African-American leaders note that many of those still stuck at the center of the tragedy are largely black and poor.