So I got Sugar Magnolia's font, but the "b" and the "g" were messed up. Couldn't use it.

Tried Courier New Bold, green. Added space between the letters.



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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Breyer robbed again


10:51 a.m. CDT, May 18, 2012

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, who was robbed in February at his Caribbean vacation home by a man armed with a machete, recently was the victim of a burglary at his residence in Washington, a court spokeswoman said on Thursday.

Spokeswoman Kathy Arberg said no one was home at the time of the burglary, which was discovered May 4 by a housekeeper. The Washington, D.C., police were investigating, she said.

Breyer and his wife, Joanna, have a townhouse in Washington's upscale Georgetown neighborhood, according to the Los Angeles Times.

New Mexico’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 7.2 percent in March 2012, unchanged from February but down from 7.5 percent a year earlier.
The rate of over-the-year job growth, comparing March 2012 with March 2011, was 0.5 percent, representing an increase of 4,000 jobs. The state has now added jobs for eight straight months after posting losses for 32 of the preceding 33 months. The employment survey showed gains in seven industries and losses in five others, with one unchanged from its year-earlier level.

Austin’s jobless rate drops to 5.5 percent, new data shows

By American-Statesman Staff | Friday, May 18, 2012, 09:56 AM

Led by a rebound in the construction industry, Austin continued its steady job growth in April, helping the metro area’s unemployment rate drop to 5.5 percent, its lowest level in more than three years, according to the Texas Workforce Commission’s monthly report released today.

The Austin area added 6,300 jobs overall in April for a 2.4 percent annual growth rate, according to the Workforce Commission.

The area’s unemployment rate was 5.5 percent, compared with 6 percent in March.The last time the Austin area’s unemployment rate was at 5.5 percent or lower was December 2008, according to Workforce Commission data.

The state’s unemployment rate in April dropped to 6.5 percent, from 7 percent in March. Part of the reason for Austin’s job growth was the construction sector, which added 2,100 jobs in April, a 6.1 percent annual growth rate. That’s a reversal from March, which saw that sector surprisingly lose 2,300 jobs — 5.5 percent decline — from the previous month.

Am I the only one irritated by Chuck Todd? He was great when he was NBC's number cruncher, but I find his political analysis pretty piss poor. That, and he barely seems to be able to hide his contempt for the President.

Todd has become a self-absorbed fuckwit.

After speaking with Todd, Ed Henry and Jessica Yellin two weeks ago, I think he's not the least of the self-absorbed fuckwits covering the White House.

Todd has become a self-absorbed fuckwit. Tim Russert's anointment of Todd was one of his biggest mistakes. The guy reeks lightweight with every pronouncement.

I took down my earlier post on Elizabeth Warren plagiarizing from the book Getting On the Money Track.  On Amazon.com, the Warren book All Your Worth is listed as having been published January 9, 2006. As it turns out, that is the paperback publication date; the hardback book was published in March 2005. As such, it appears that Getting on the Money Track (published in October 2005) plagiarized from All Your Worth, not the other way around. 

I apologize for the error.

Doesn't this make you mad? From NRO:



http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/e ... rrens-2006

Shoot first /research later journalminimum, so par for the course it makes me cry.

I took down my earlier post on Elizabeth Warren plagiarizing from the book Getting On the Money Track. On Amazon.com, the Warren book All Your Worth is listed as having been published January 9, 2006. As it turns out, that is the paperback publication date; the hardback book was published in March 2005. As such, it appears that Getting on the Money Track (published in October 2005) plagiarized from All Your Worth, not the other way around I'm a fucking idiot.

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Now Warren's detractors have moved on to saying she stole recipes that were contributed to her cousin's cookbook.

http://howiecarr.us/

Breitbart News is making a big deal of this as well. Can you really 'steal' a recipe that's been published in a magazine, newspaper or an cookbook older than you are?

You can't even copyright a recipe, much less "steal" it. What a bunch of desperate liars. Zombie Breitbart needs to be laid back to rest.

You can't even copyright a recipe, much less "steal" it. What a bunch of desperate liars. Zombie Breitbart needs to be laid back to rest.

Dear Miss Manners: We have a couple of very vocal families of atheists in our neighborhood. I recognize that their personal beliefs are none of my business, and that freedom of religion means freedom to choose nonbelief as well. I respect their right to refuse donations to charities whose mission they do not support, and so forth. The problem that I do have is in their response to people of faith. In our small city, religious organizations frequently host fundraisers in support of their charitable endeavors. These include dinners, carnivals and so forth, and church members can regularly be found handing out fliers in public areas of the city.
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Not content to say, “No, thank you,” and move on, my well-educated adult neighbors choose to express outrage at being approached and to mock the intelligence and the beliefs of the volunteers.
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Gentle Reader: ...
Whatever the cause, rudeness puts its advocates in the wrong. It also damages any cause. Miss Manners doubts that your neighbors want to plant the idea that lack of respect for other human beings is a tenet—or an inevitable result—of atheism. But that is what they are doing.

Still, it would be rude of you to chastise them. What you can do in defense of those they embarrass is to say, “I believe that their religion would require them to respect you and allow you to express your beliefs.”