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[Rachel in Peru!] McDonald’s Conquers the Belly Button of the World!: Hmmm…maybe that’s why KFC was protecting their secret recipe recently! God only knows how Peruvians LOVE to pirate things!
[Checks with Chart] A sad state of affairs.: It shouldn’t be a day where you take a minute, if that long, to put down your Starbucks and bow your head in mock silence, pretending to reflect on that fateful day, before you get back to arguing with your cubicle mates about the price of gas and how it’s ridiculous how expensive a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich is.
[The Great American Journey] GAP Daily Journal - September 11, 2008: to Starbucks on our way out of town. We drove to Chester, PA via I-95 most of the way. Our only stops were rest stops. At Chester we went to get our mail and turn in a forwarding address. I had one more piece of mail. ...
[Train Wreck Politics] Defeating McCain/Palin for Dummies: What Obama needs to do: as though anyone who ever managed the night shift at a Starbucks is more qualifed than Barack Obama (and ironically John McCain) to be president. But the truth is, the quantum leap from Governor of Alaska to President of the United States is like putting the owner of a small pet store in Detroit in charge of General Motors.
[Random Thoughts of a Demented Mind] The US Presidential Elections-the Story So Far: Of course Obama was not the first African-American candidate for the Democratic party nomination—Jesse Jackson and Reverend Al Sharpton had already tried their luck in previous election cycles. But while Jackson and Sharpton had defined themselves solely by their race and had focused exclusively on issues of interest to African-Americans, Obama deliberately de-emphasized racial identity in his speeches and consequently was able to step beyond the constricting “Black politician”
[2008 Uncensored] Are We Living in a September 10th World?: I arrived at work right around 8:15, just as I normally did, placed my Starbucks cup on my desk and checked my voicemail. I set my new voice message, “Hi, You’ve reached Hillary Pennington, administrative assistant with All-American Recreation.
[The Plank] Seven Years Later: Complacency: Although I disagree with him--terrorism still is a really big deal--I nonetheless find myself imagining an attack on the Golden Gate bridge, or on my local Starbucks, a lot less now than I did a few years back.
[GNN Blogs] WHAT'S THE FUTURE FOR THE GULF STATES IF OBAMA'S VISION IS REALIZED?: Al-Awadi envisioned the social and health features of Kuwait’s near new future in a world without America being so dependent on it for oil and fuels: “The expat labor issue will be solved soon. This is because the factors that tied down these workers into bearing with desert heat and sponsor abuse no longer exists.
[Wide Awake in Wonderland] Fun facts about Poland!: I foolishly said, ‘What happened?” (thinking maybe some American in a prior hostel had acted like a know-it-all antagonistic jerk to her when all she was trying to do was post her blog), and I got an earful about the Jerry Springer show. That one I did not see coming.
[Free Mark Steyn!] Steynian 242: I’m glad that during the freespeecher fight-back against soft-totalitarianism in Canada, people of all stripes have worked side by side: Muslims, Christians, Jews, liberals and conservatives, agnostics, all sorts and conditions. But it’s not a happy multi-culti festival where we all dance to the liberal tune.
[Year of the Dog's Weblog] Korea is: When I went to the big bookstores they had aisle after aisle of books in English. Not only that, but Koreans were actually buying the books and reading them. Not books on studying English, just normal books written in English. I saw tons of college students with textbooks on various subjects written in English. The downside is that the people I needed to know English didn’t know English. Not a single taxi driver or hotel clerk spoke even semi conversational English.
[Better My Deal Blog] Starbucks Reaches For The World: In addition, allStarbucks in the U.S. recently hot breakfast sandwiches, the suspect in the Egg McMuffins of McDonald's recall. Actually this is only a counter-attack - finally tried McDonald's in the U.S. for some time, Starbucks with a large advertising campaign in caffeine business with the "Roast Cafe"
[how much does ebay make in seller fees annually] Great Prices On The Next World War What Prophecy Reveals About ...: ·Saddam Hussein’s role in the 9/11 attack on America ·Where Iraq hid its Weapons of Mass Destruction ·How Russia and extreme Islam will launch World War III ·The Bible’s prophecy of the destruction of extremist Islam .
[Quips and Tips for Healthy Women] Foods That Worsen Skin Conditions: How to Improve Your Appearance ...: “Making that switch from coffee to green tea can be difficult for Starbucks regulars, but the effects will show up in the overall clarity of your skin. In addition, theanine in green tea gives off a calming effect which can help with keeping stress levels in check.”
[The Save Jersey Blog] What Liberals Really Think About America: But the overall GOP effort to sell Palin as a Garden State natural amounts to a desperate snow job, according to veteran Democratic Party operative Michael Murphy."Maybe some people who haven’t come out of the Pine Barrens in 40 years will think ”˜Sarah’s our guy,’ but other than that, I just don’t see it," Murphy said.
[The Frog On A Log Eggnog Blog] Mic Check. 1, 2, 3.: And blogging seems to be good for our sense of communal morale, as it undoubtedly brings complete strangers together to laugh and hurl expletives at one another through the anonymity of the internet. Whether its a 45 year old pederast writing suggestive messages to a poorly parented 13 year old or a bunch of gleefully ignorant Republicans jumping on a messageboard to slam Senator O’Bama for not wearing a lapel pin, the internet brings people all over the world together, provided they have enough money for a computer and a solid high-speed connection.
[Photojournalism Links] Updates: I am paying for my Beirut wireless for a change (evil Starbucks instead of the cosy T Marbouta bar in Hamra), cause I needed a bit faster connection, and I thought I’d add a couple of interesting links from the past two weeks as well… Greetings from hot and humid Lebanon.
[Rdgiyvom's Weblog] Privacy and the Internet: Traveling in Cyberspace Safely: Consumers may notice that online newspapers and other businesses have friendly boxes asking you if the Web site can save your account information for future transactions. Whether it asks you for permission to save your information or not, you can bet that your information is being stored and used by the marketing department.
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