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FSogol's JournalBear bites Florida woman in rear end as she walks her dog
Ouch! A woman walking her dog near an apartment complex in Longwood, Fla., early Friday morning was bitten in the rear end by a bear.
A wildlife official told the Orlando Sentinel that the woman was taken to a nearby hospital after the incident, which took place northeast of Orlando, the home of Disney World.
According to the Sentinel, the woman was disposing of her dog's waste into the apartment complex's trash container when she turned around, saw the bear and stumbled to the ground. She was then attacked.
http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/03/16/10716675-bear-bites-florida-woman-in-rear-end-as-she-walks-her-dog
The woman is ok. Wonder if Smokey will be added to the sex offender's list?
Mitt Romney's Southern Pander-ama
From Brian McFadden's "Big Fat Whale"
McFadden's work isn't real popular on DU (for some reason), but he captures Romney perfectly.
Surging Santorum Wants 'White' Named Offical U.S. Lanuage
"Says all nonwhite must speak White"
From Don Asmussen's "Bad Reporter"
UPDATE: GOP Defends Bill Declaring Women's 'No' Votes Really Mean 'Yes'
From Don Asmussen's "Bad Reporter"
Washington Post blasts Cuccinelli in an editorial today
By Editorial Board, Sunday, March 11,8:27 PM
IF VIRGINIA Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II (R) needs examples of official waste and abuse as he runs for governor, he could cite the harassment that he conducted against climate scientist Michael E. Mann, a costly episode of government overreach that is finally over.
This month, after nearly two years of legal proceedings, the Virginia Supreme Court halted the attorney generals investigation of Mr. Mann, who used to teach at the University of Virginia. Twisting a law designed to root out embezzlement of state funds and the like, the attorney general had demanded oceans of documents including Mr. Manns e-mail correspondence from U-Va. But, along with some technical legal problems with his demand, Mr. Cuccinelli didnt offer any reasonable suspicion that Mr. Mann had committed anything resembling fraud even as the attorney general proposed violating scientists sacrosanct freedom to conduct research without political pressure. Multiple independent reviews of Mr. Manns record have found that the professor did little more than participate in the normal push-and-pull of scientific inquiry."
Rest is at:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/todays_paper/A%20Section/2012-03-12/A/16/36.2.1974112573_epaper.html
Tom Toles nails the GOP campaign
Desperate Romney Shoots Sons Towards Remaining Caucuses
From Don Asmussen's "Bad Reporter"
Is fundraising now allowed on DU?
On DU2, you had to get the admin's permission. Now?
Edited to add the link:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002391758
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