Monday, October 27, 2008

Sen. Stevens - Guilty!

The Hill

Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Senate Republican in history and patriarch of Alaska politics, was found guilty of all seven felony charges for making false statements.

Microsoft Ad Campaign Crashing Nation's Televisions

WASHINGTON—According to an FCC report released Monday, a new $300 million Microsoft ad campaign is responsible for causing televisions all across the country to unexpectedly crash.

The Microsoft ads, which began airing earlier this week, are being blamed for generating critical system errors in more than 70 million televisions. In addition, thousands of frustrated Americans said that the ads have caused their TVs to become unresponsive, their screens to turn blue, and a small box with the message "terminal application error" to suddenly appear.

monday reads

Damascus Outraged by US Cross-Border Raid


Paul Krugman: Desperately Seeking Seriousness


David Neiwert - Memo to Palin: Here are some other domestic terrorists


Scott Horton: Will Justice Hack the Vote?


Obama in Denver

According to Denver police chief Gerry Whitman, "well over" 100,000 people attended the rally at Civic Center Park, at which Obama also chanted "si se puede," or "yes we can," in Spanish, with the attendees. Campaign spokesperson Jen Psaki said that the turnout was the Senator's largest in the United States, in contrast to a Friday McCain appearance which drew 3,000.




Colonels could face jail time in paternity case


Time Management for Anarchists