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Entries from June 2009
Exclusive Video Offers Glimpse at ‘New GM’
June 9th, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: · Bob McCarty, general motors, Humor
CPSC Ruling on Lead in Ink Pens ‘Clear as Mud’
June 8th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Seven days ago in the post, Forget Guns and Ammo, It’s Time to Hoard Ink Pens, I shared news about how the Consumer Product Safety Commission was expected to issue a ruling regarding whether or not 95 percent of all ink pens sold for use in schools or by children under the age of 12 [...]
Tags: · ball point pens, ballpoint pens, cheryl a falvey, consumer product safety commission, consumer product safety improvement act, consumer product safety improvement act of 2008, cpsc, cpsc general counsel, cpsia, falvey, ink pen hoarding, ink pens, lead, pens, petition, petition to the cpsc, roller ball pens, rollerball pens, wima, writing, writing instrument, writing instrument manufacturers, writing instrument manufacturers association
2009 Energy Bill Will Punish Oil Consumers
June 8th, 2009 · No Comments
American Petroleum Institute President Jack Gerard issued back-to-back statements today related to the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009. About the Congressional Budget Office cost estimate on the measure, Gerard said the following: “The study confirms the bill discriminates against ordinary Americans who depend on cars, trucks, trains and airplanes and will be [...]
Tags: · american clean energy and security act of 2008, american petroleum institute, api, api president jack gerard, cbo, cbo cost estimate, Clean Energy, congressional budget office, drilling, Energy, energy security, fuel prices, gulf of mexico, Jack Gerard, job killer, jobs, moratoria, offshore drilling, Senate, senate energy and natural resources, senate energy and natural resources committee
Things Are ‘Stormy’ When Labor Strikes Hit Enid (Updated)
June 8th, 2009 · 5 Comments
Lightning strikes are unpredictable. Labor union strikes…not so much. Both, however, can be damaging. When I was growing up in Enid, Okla., a small northwest Oklahoma town of 47,000, lightning was a normal part of life, especially in the spring. Labor strikes, on the other hand, happened only on very rare occasions. Why? Because the [...]
Tags: · Bob McCarty, Department of Defense, labor unions, Oklahoma
Uncle Jay Explains the News: June 8, 2009
June 8th, 2009 · No Comments
In his weekly installment of “Uncle Jay Explains the News,” Uncle Jay discusses, the economy, the switch to digital television, out-of-control spending and more.
Tags: · Christianity, dubious, Economy, general motors, Islam, john goodman, Judaism, mideast, News, Obama Speech, out-of-control spending, president barack obama, rosanne barr, Rosie O'Donnell, Rush Limbaugh, sonia sotomayor, switch to digital television, switch to digital tv, that's the way it is, uncle jay, Uncle Jay Explains, uncle jay explains the news, Uncle Sam
It’s Time for Government to Reopen Investigations Into TWA Flight 800, Oklahoma City Bombing
June 7th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Similarities exist between the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City and the July 17, 1996, disaster involving TWA Flight 800 off the coast of Long Island. In each case, government officials discredited and/or ignored the testimony of numerous eyewitnesses and talented investigative reporters reached near-identical conclusions (i.e., [...]
Tags: · Bob McCarty, FBI, Oklahoma City Bombing, Terrorism, TWA Flight 800
Pole Dancing Classes Mandatory in Singapore (Update)
June 6th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Frustrated officials in the Singaporean government, hoping to raise young adults’ interest in making babies instead of just money, have lost their collective mind and ordered pole dancing to be taught in its elite schools, according to a recent post at the Former American Professor in China blog. Read the entire story here. UPDATE: A [...]
Tags: · american professor in china, China, declining population, pole dancing, population growth, Singapore, singaporean government







































