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No doubt

ByDerek

And people wonder how anyone can doubt the “crisis” of global warming… The Washington Post reviews the work of top United Nations scientists, November 20: “The United Nations’ top AIDS scientists plan to acknowledge this week that they have long overestimated both the size and the course of the epidemic, which they now believe has…

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It’s time for more than lip service

ByDerek

You hear it said all the time. “Politicians should be held to a higher standard.” Yet, when is that statement anything more than wishes of a nonexistent reality? Today, Republicans in the Erie County Legislature unveiled a proposal for a law that would require any legislator to resign if convicted of a crime. Of course,…

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The Golisano factor

ByDerek

I left this comment on the Responsible New York website, in response to Tom Golisano’s statement: Thank you, Mr. Golisano, for bringing the most transparency we’ve seen in a long time to New York State government. Until now there have still been a handful of people that believed that politicians were elected by the people…

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  1. 25% per survey- but I may have been partially in denial (+/- 25%) in my answers to questions. I don’t know where on the continuum “addicted” kicks in, as opposed to just “problem blogging” or “binge blogging”, but 84% seems pretty high. Support group time, Derek?

    At only a 25% “addiction”, it does seem to take up too much time – mainly because of the procrastination factor (ie. I should be doing something else at that moment, like now).

  2. I don’t know what the big deal is. I only have 167 subscriptions in Google Reader. I don’t think addiction starts until you’re over 200.

    I don’t even post that frequently, I just think about posting frequently. 🙂 I want to know what the results are for, say, an All Things Jennifer. 😉

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