Word on the street is that, once the kundalini is awoken, a mysterious third eye appears. Does this mean we need a subscription to this blog? Let's have Krugman meet with the budget office and hash this one out...
Just a few weeks ago, John Cook tried to call Bill Keller out for lying, when he said that he didn't read Drudge and now, we learn that he probably wasn't.
Though because the Times were caught unawares, they're apparently adding some low level staffer to the handful of media, who still cares what he has to say.
It's still not "professional incompetence" that Keller himself doesn't read, but at least there will be some type of official conduit between opinion media and the assignment desk and not just a few random journalists, reading on their own.
@naugahydeinplainsight: Well put. But it sort of makes sense - the sports pages are just ads for the teams. Instead of paying reporters newspapers should be charging teams for the ink and pape.r
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[mediate.com]
It appears, Mr. Hoyt, that timing really IS everything!
Or here:
[meditate.com]
Word on the street is that, once the kundalini is awoken, a mysterious third eye appears. Does this mean we need a subscription to this blog? Let's have Krugman meet with the budget office and hash this one out...
Or here:
[medite.com]
Network timeout? FFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
09/28/09
Though because the Times were caught unawares, they're apparently adding some low level staffer to the handful of media, who still cares what he has to say.
It's still not "professional incompetence" that Keller himself doesn't read, but at least there will be some type of official conduit between opinion media and the assignment desk and not just a few random journalists, reading on their own.
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