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RE: 9. I'm pretty sure the White House loathed him for his part in talking about Plame/Miller scandal

Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2008-11-07 22:43:00) by camera__obscura

Against the backdrop of the 10th anniversary soiree for MSNBC's Hardball, Chris Matthews offered up his own mini-Peter Finch moment, railing at the Bush administration in remarks termed "political and pointed." After declaiming that he intended to "make some news," Matthews offered the assembled well-wishers barbed snark ("God help us if we had Cheney during the Cuban missile crisis. We'd all be...

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RE: Yup, yup, Sher

Started 3 weeks, 4 days ago (2008-10-24 15:21:00) by Ol Perf

Yes, by God, he knows how to resolve international challenges, he has done it many times before. Just to cite one example, he was sitting in his plane (one of the few he apparently didn't end up destroying) on the deck of the USS Enterprise during the Cuban Missile Crisis getting ready to fly a bombing mission. Apparently he calmly assessed the intelligence available and made his decision as ...

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RE: Barracuda UAV

Started 4 weeks ago (2008-10-21 16:28:00) by RH53D_AMCM

So what if a drone crashed while in development? Having it come down on land in Canada is better than having plop down in the Mediterranean. It is better to lose a drone than a manned aircraft, right? When the USAF was developing the SNARK intercontinental cruise missile [yes, that's right], they lost so many of them off Cape Canaveral that those waters were called "SNARK"-infested waters. ...

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Re: OT : Could be Last Post & Ramble

Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2008-10-09 15:40:00) by eachus

The era of big ships is over for now. This is a 50 year old (or older) argument in the US Navy. Submariners say that there are two types of ships: submarines and targets. As you probably know there were some non-nuclear submarines built in the fifties equipped with Snark missiles. (An early version of what we call today cruise missiles.) Then came atomic submarines with Polaris ...

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RE: The Villiage Hidden in the Leaves, Book 1: Genin. - Page 51 - Comic Book Resources Forums

Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2008-10-07 00:16:57) by The Dog

Quote: Originally Posted by GrampaGen OOC:Anywho, Tsunade has poor taijutsu skills and no means of long range combat besides what superhuman strength allows her. Being one clone of ten also means she can't possibly have enough chakra to summon anything beyond possibly a small slug. Nothing to lose with that fireball. ...or does ...

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RE: Ike Weakens To Cat. 2; Keys On Alert - Topix

Started 2 months ago (2008-09-17 00:00:00) by G L Rockwell

The government can't do everything and people should not expect a perfect response. Certainly much food and water was moved into the area. Now the government is offering to pay hotel bills for up to thirty days. Yeah, try to get a hotel room in the area. No one can really know will happen with such a major storm. Mistakes will be made by government and people. I remember Andrew quite well, from ...

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RE: US General Election - 2008, part 2

Started 2 months ago (2008-09-13 16:46:00) by inktomi

quote: Originally posted by Reaper0Bot0: Inktomi, does it bother you that she doesn't seem to understand how NATO works or what the Bush Doctrine is? Regarding the latter, she obviously took the question to mean "What do you think of Bush's foreign policy?" Her response was a bit, oh I dunno, snarky maybe? Not snark, maybe annoyed? I'm not certain why you think she doesn't know how NATO ...

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Re: Lost Lightning: The Missing Secrets of Nikola Tesla

Started 2 months, 1 week ago (2008-09-09 04:37:00) by Brocke

The Mysterious Mr Tesla BBC Horizon 1982 http://www.veoh.com/videos/v3292065yCk6mmGF WOODPECKER BEAMS INTERSECT OVER NORTH AMERICA n July 1976 the U.S. received very special Bicentennial greetings from the Soviet Union. At that time, communications systems of the world in the 3-30 megaHertz band suddenly met substantial interference from extremely powerful, chirped Soviet ...

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RE: Let's read the entire run

Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2008-09-03 12:05:00) by (un)reason

The strategic review 7: April 1976 The last issue. That was quick. We get our first taste of colour on the cover, and the size and price increases again, to 24 pages and $1. A 4fold increase in only a year. I find it amusing that if you put all 7 strategic review issues together, they are still smaller than a single issue of dragon at its heyday (for those of you who are wondering, the...

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RE: So you go to Wikipedia to check something out. Tell us where you eventuallyended up

Started 2 months, 3 weeks ago (2008-08-26 11:07:00) by Helpless Will

SM-62 Snark (Hey, I was curious, and now know it was a n intercontinental cruise missile) Snark(Lewis Carroll) Martin Gardner Recreational Mathematics Fuzzy Logic Massive (Multiple Agent Simulation System in Virtual Environment) Dr. Who Daleks Nicholas Briggs (voice of the Daleks) and now the conference call is over and it's time for lunch.

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