Jason on June 30th, 2009

The LA Times published an interview with the Speaker of the California Assembly last Saturday. One response with from her is particularly telling: How do you think conservative talk radio has affected the Legislature’s work? The Republicans were essentially threatened and terrorized against voting for revenue. Now [some] are facing recalls. They operate under a [...]

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Jason on June 17th, 2009

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Jason on June 15th, 2009

This afternoon I was talking with someone about faith and work. I told him I thought this was an interesting time in our country. I see Catholics and Christians in general being more vocal about their faith and their right to participate in the public sphere. At the same time, I see more opposition than [...]

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Jason on June 10th, 2009

Last week about protesters demonstrated in front of the Electronic Entertainment Expo against the release of Electronic Arts video game Dante’s Inferno. The protesters, who came from a church in Ventura County, held signs with slogans such as “trade in your playstation for a praystation” and “EA = anti-Christ” as they marched and handed out [...]

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Jason on June 5th, 2009

Today’s Tweak Today mission is: Upload a photo of yourself holding an imaginary object. Now download another Tweaker’s photo and draw an object into the scene. Upload the composite! I opted to put up a photo of Bailey. Here’s the before: Fellow Tweaker leopicado came up with a cute one. Yeah, I think it fits [...]

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Jason on June 3rd, 2009

When I see stories about the newspaper industry trying to save itself, I picture the scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail were a man is walking down the street of a plague-stricken town with cart, hitting a small cymbal and yelling, “Bring out yer dead.” One man tries to put a body on [...]

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