Scott Granneman: Nothing to Fear... ?
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Scott Kazmir might have gone on to throw a no-hitter at the Boston Red Sox Monday night. Probably not. We&#39;ll never know. This much is known -- the Red Sox are back in the
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Do you feel safer than you did five years ago? Republicans hope the answer is yes and that you'll give them full credit.    Of course, on a related note, they also hope you've developed full-fledged amnesia.    They hope you've forgotten all about immigration reform and how the White House and GOP-controlled Congress were going to fix a broken system and seal a porous border -- things that make many Americans feel less safe and less secure.
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We&#39;ve pretty much seen it all - to the point that nothing really bothers or frightens most viewers these days. And ever since Sept. 11, 2001, the idea of being scared by a movie seems trivial and silly.
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The Republicans' balloon and confetti guy has no fear the GOP convention will end like the Democratic one: when CNN viewers heard a producer shout "Go balloons," followed by: "I don't see anything happening."
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Michael Barrymore says he has nothing to fear from a new police inquiry into the death of a man at his home in 2001.
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There's no shame in falling for Hey Rube, the latest from Hunter S. Thompson. The author of Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72, Generation of Swine: Tales of Shame and Degradation in the '80's and other books that riff on American culture and politics serves up this collection of essays first posted on ESPN's Web site.
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Tycho: There are two things I must mention.First, Gabriel liked the cover for book four (entitled "Birds Are Weird") so much that he wanted to make a poster of it, and it's not worth arguing with him when he gets like that so we let him do it. It is, even now, awailable!Also: PAX preregistration opens today, and since we've had a couple of these now you probably know if it's something you'd like to attend. You save ten dollars over the door price, which is, like, ten bucks. This is money you could put toward some other purpose!(CW)TB
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By Julio Ojeda-Zapata, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Dec. 15--Scott Bourne felt "a bolt of lightning running down my spine" when he heard about podcasting a year or so ago.
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Darkness was falling. No surprise there. It was after 7. The complaints were circulating in the press room. Definitely no surprise there. It's what we do best.
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Federal law enforcement and security officials said Thursday they received no new information suggesting any threat from terrorists to President Bush's inauguration and reported no initial security problems.
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The Republican debate in Columbia, South Carolina on May 15 broached the issue of 'enhanced interrogation techniques' and torture, and whether or not the use of either is legitimate. &nbsp;Ron Paul and John McCain were the only two in the whole field who called 'enhanced interrogation techniques' a euphemism for torture, and they were the only two who expressly rejected the use of these techniques. Ron Paul at one point accused Brit Hume, a Fox News moderator, as well as the other candidates, of engaging in 'newspeak.' &nbsp; This was a big highlight for me, even though I have, for years, resisted the urge to simply compare Fox News or the Bush administration to the societies described by George Orwell in his novels. I always rejected it as overly simplistic, or as breathless left-wing hysteria on par with 'OMG BUSHITLER' and the like. I must admit however that the exchange was getting pretty surreal until Ron Paul pointed it out. But that was hardly the strangest thing that happened. That would be the exchange between Paul and Giuliani, facilitated by moderator and all-around Fox News hack Wendell Goler. Paul comported himself well in spite of the openly hostile treatment by Fox News and some of his opponents, notching 2nd place in the Fox News text message poll. This is notable because Paul's positions on almost every issue stand in stark contrast to those of his opponents. Links, transcript, and some thoughts below the fold, with a poll.
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My attitude to futurology is like that of former England footballer and "Fog on the Tyne" recording star Paul (Gazza) Gascoigne: "I never make predictions, and I never will." But, right now, I can't help but feel that the Geordie midfield wizard and I are in the minority. That's because, judging by the FT Money FTSE 100 predictions, we must be the only people not to hold a firm view of how 2008 will play out on the UK stock market.
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No sense pointing the finger at Hewlett-Packard anymore; we have Congress and the FBI to do that. But I did want to discuss the âI didnât know what my employees/vendors/executive staff were doingâ defense -- which was, of course, made famous by Enron , so you have to know it just wonât do. Instead of looking backward, I spoke with a couple of experts on governance, privacy, risk, and compliance assessment about how companies can do the right thing in the future.
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This new hidden-word  game shows from GSN is refreshing in that it has no seeming  reality agenda at all. We don&#39;t meet the families of the  contestants. There are no alliances. America doesn&#39;t get to  vote on who survives to play another day, and the players can&#39;t  call friends and relatives on the phone for assistance. How  utterly retro is that?
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Dr. Chuck Baldwin, vice-presidential candidate on the Constitution Party ticket in the 2004 U.S. election, wrote a &ldquo;Food For Thought From The Chuck Wagon&rdquo; entitled I Am A Conservative Christian, And The Religious Right Scares Me, Too. Chuck Baldwin starts off demonstrating his Christian roots, e.g.I am currently in my thirtieth year as the Senior Pastor of the Crossroad Baptist Church (Independent) in Pensacola, Florida.Then he explains his opposition to the "Religious Right."Sadly, the Religious Right is now a movement without a cause, except the cause of advancing the Republican Party.[...] I used to believe that liberals were paranoid for being fearful of conservative Christians gaining political power. Now, I share their trepidation.
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He's just a really smart computer geek. Why does this man have the movie industry running scared?