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But it was Opposition MP Sophie Mirabella's reaction - or lack of it - that lit up the site. The Victorian Liberal was lashed for her apparent failure to react to Mr Sheikh's collapse.

But precisely because the decision saved the president from disaster on health care, it only reinforced the importance of the economic argument Obama and Romney have been having for months. And here is where Romney’s Bain problem kicks in.

Note (27 Setember 2016): These articles were written about 4 years ago. Since then global warming has gone riot... Though many people still don't want to acknowledge the facts.  

(2012) On global warming issues, strangely, I feel quite alone and faced with formidable enemies... Actually I am faced with formidable enemies in both camps... The camp of the climate change alarmists is often filled with amateurish description of what climate change would bring, including Armageddon ... 

I hate people. Not just people, all mankind. Everyone. No exceptions. I hate getting old. I forget the names of people I loathe. The incessant rain and drizzle do not help.

Minnesota prosecutors' efforts to have a convicted sexual predator brought to trial in the United States were thwarted on Thursday when Britain's High Court dropped extradition proceedings, saying the U.S. hadn't guaranteed the suspect would be kept out a program some deem draconian. 

from Crikey …..

Sunday, Carbon Sunday: pollies on message for the pollution tax

Barclays PLC and its subsidiaries have agreed to pay more than $450 million to settle charges that it attempted to manipulate and made false reports related to setting key global interest rates.

The rates indirectly affect the costs of hundreds of trillions of dollars in loans that people pay when they get loans to go to school, purchase a car or buy a house.

Britain's Barclays was just one of numerous major banks reportedly under investigation for similar violations.