Pogue's review of the BlackBerry Storm (touch screen BlackBerry). He hates it and I think he has good reasons.

Quoted: The first sign of trouble for the new BlackBerry Storm was the concept: a touchscreen BlackBerry.

Quoted: John McCain’s strategy, in this final stretch, is based on the belief that Republicans can still pursue plutocratic policies while claiming to be the party of regular guys.

Whatever today’s G.O.P. is, it isn’t the party of working Americans.

Quoted: When it comes to voting, the real threat to democracy is the nonstop campaign by the G.O.P. and its supporters to disenfranchise American citizens who have every right to cast a ballot. We saw this in 2000. We saw it in 2004. And we’re seeing it again now.

In one politically crucial state after another — in Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, you name it — the G.O.P. has unleashed foot soldiers whose insidious mission is to make the voting process as difficult as possible — or, better yet, impossible — for citizens who are believed to favor Democrats.

Amazing what some people will do to stop people from voting. Like if your house is in foreclosure, you must voting for Obama, so lets take away your right to vote. Hey, home ownership isn't a requirement for voting!

cool business cards

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Quoted: A palindrome is a word, verse, sentence or number that reads the same backward as it does forward. "Madam, I'm Adam" is a common example. Sarah Palindromes would thus be palindromes relating to John McCain's running mate. Each reminds how important it is for the country to look forward ... by looking back:

Pretty funny.

Quoted: Contacted by Politico, Diane McNulty, a New York Times spokeswoman, said, “The answer is obvious for anyone who does crosswords. It is because ‘Obama’ is a five-letter name that alternates vowels and consonants. It’s got three vowels out of five letters, starting and ending in vowels. So it is much more crossword-friendly than ‘McCain,’ which is a harder word to put in a crossword. If McCain’s name was Obama, then his name would have been used many more times in crosswords.”

Quoted: Union Square Ventures focuses on services that use the Web to change a market rather than simply make it more efficient.

Quoted: If John McCain seriously thought Gov. Sarah Palin was qualified to be president, it raises profound questions about his judgment.