GoDaddy gets spanked by by the nerds, from Tom Cheredar, Venture Beat:
Hosting and domain registrar company Go Daddy has lost more than 37,000 domains in the past two days due to the company’s wishy-washy stance on the Stop
I’ve held off on commenting in the minutiae surrounding the Michael Jackson affair, and trial, mostly because it simply didn’t interest me. I have kept a loose eye on it, however, enough to understand that they had his doctor on
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Revenge from beyond the grave, Lying Lizzis strikes out at her ex, from Mail (UK):
In a final act of revenge, Elizabeth Edwards secretly recorded a testimony in her dying days that helped prosecutors indict husband John last week,
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Obama the Sensitive, what a winning combination for a President, a thick skull and thin skin, from Michelle:
And now, the Boston Herald has been spanked by the White House for…running a front-page op-ed by Mitt Romney:
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MoDo gets it. How bloody obvious is the War on Terror when even Maureen Dowd gets it, from New York Times:
I don’t want closure. There is no closure after tragedy.
I want memory, and justice, and revenge.
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Man up Barney! Congressman Barney Frank sends his other half to do his dirty work from Fleming and Hayes:
October 16, 2010 – Upon exiting the most recent debate with Barney Frank, located at WGBH studios in Boston, MA,
“IRANIAN fanatics launched a hack attack on Twitter in REVENGE for the website’s role in anti-government protests, experts warned last night. The trendy micro-blogging site – used by dozens of celebs – was broken into by a group calling itself
