On Press the Meat today, it’s White House Energy Adviser Carol Browner & BP Chief Executive Tony Hayward, Rep. Luis Gutierrez, and chowderhead J.D. Hayworth. Then a roundtable with the Washington Post’s E.J. Dionne & dickhead David Brooks.
Carol Browner heads over to Faze the Nation along with Ed Markey, BP Managing Director Bob Dudley, and Edward Overton, Environmental Scientist from LSU.
Dudley makes his way over to Fux News Sunday, and then a “fair and balanced debate” about Obama supposedly offering Joe Sestak a job. Plus there’s Ed Rendell, Douchebag Darrell Issa, Mike Mullen, and a whole bunch of fuxheads.
At the Goebbels network, they’ll have Colin Powell, Bobby Jindal, and a roundtable with George :jerk: Will, Matty Dowd, Clarence Page of the Chicago Tribune, and Joan Walsh.
Over at CNN, Fareed Zakaria has Bill Gates, “picture the Iranian regime doesn’t want you to see”, and a panel of Martin Wolf, Richard Haass and Chrystia Freeland.
No work tomorrow. Cool.
Great post about Dennis Art. That’s what I always liked about Hopper was what seemed like a complete presence in the moment and I don’t think it was the drugs.
Too bad he turned into a Republican.
“Too bad he turned into a Republican.”
I confess, I didn’t know that. Sez here he supported Obama in ’08. Sarah Palin was too much of a douchbag
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Hopper
He was never into filling other people’s expectations of him.
repubs or dems it all gets meaningless and swaps ends as you go through the multitude of levels and influence of either “party”.
i could use a good party.
Acupuncture eases pain in the limbs because it releases a natural molecule called adenosine, neuroscientists in the United States reported on Sunday.
The mechanism was discovered through experiments in lab mice, which were given an injection of an inflammation-inducing chemical in their right paw.
The researchers inserted fine needles below the midline of the mice’s knee, at a well-known acupuncture location called the Zusanli point.
They rotated the needle gently every five minutes for 30 minutes, mimicking a standard acupuncture treatment.
During and just after this operation, levels of adenosine in the tissues surrounding the needle surged 24-fold. The mouse’s discomfort — measurable by the rodents’ response time to touch and heat — was reduced by two-thirds, they found.
http://rawstory.com/rs/2010/0530/researchers-prove-acupunctures-effectiveness-pain-therapy/