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Rogue individuals with mental illness. Who Is Mark Conditt, the Suspected Austin Bomber? By MICHAEL GOLD, The New York Times MARCH 21, 2018 Mr. Conditt created a blog about his political views as a requirement for a political-science class he took at Austin Community College, according to McKenna McIntosh, a classmate of Mr. Conditt’s. In …

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BBC 4: Cambridge Analytica

It seems that everyone is pretty much acknowledging that BBC 4 got the scoop on the Cambridge Analytica story, at least as far as the video presentation. I like to present original sources, there is already a ton of commentary about the information that has been revealed, check Google News for a wide sampling. After …

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Anna Akana Here She Is Afflicted Inc. Emergency Call Hallucination Hoshino Not funny? Maybe this. The Curse Of Eve I think Anna Akana is an amazing talent. She totally reminds me of both Frankie and Paige from Bizaardvark (Paige is actually the name of her character in Corporate which is an Internet based Amazon Prime …

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Blinded By Science (courtesy of Cracked) Nature Mostly Rocks Evolution Water Planets Physics You know, what you take when you are constipated.

NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament 2018: Regional Quarter Finals, Day 2

  Fight On Connecticut We must fight on for old Connecticut We must fight on for Blue and White We all have to sacrifice for our Huskies to win this fight We must fight on until the glory’s won ‘Til we have vict’ry on our side And when we win–we’ll pin–the laurel on those Husky …

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Marlon Bundo

Unsurprisingly John Oliver, who brought down the FCC website with his call for comments on Net Neutrality (Ajit Pai has provided absolutely no evidence of his mysterious because it didn’t happen DDoS attack), is #1 on Amazon today for the children’s book written and illustrated by some of his staff which he promoted on his …

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Doing Whatever They Want

Bad News, Worse News, and (Yay!) Good News Despicable Human Beings Who Pretend To Be Democrats Prosecutors

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Anna Akana You’re not entitled to my body Racist Sexist Improv Class Why women are “complicated” None of this is really funny, is it? Comedy is complicated.

Just a thought.

Inspired by this. So how hard could it be to put a Stingray near Trump and shut off his Twits?

NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament 2018: Regional Quarter Finals, Day 2

We could call Friday “Giant Slayer Day”, at least on the Men’s side of the Tournament. In addition to the big one, the crushing defeat of Virginia (picked by many as the top seed to win the whole thing) by University of Maryland, Baltimore College, a historically Black College known more for turning out Physicians, …

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NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament 2018: Regional Quarter Finals, Day 1

Friday, Day 1 of the Round of 64, was not exactly overpopulated with upsets. Virginia, Minnesota, and Villanova, that’s it. Otherwise pretty much what you would expect. Tennessee got a Century, good for them. Doesn’t look quite so impressive now, does it? Unfortunately Lady’s Basketball does not have the financial support and development it deserves …

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NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament 2018: Day 2, Round of 64, Evening

So who do we like tonight? Syracuse, Maine, and Gonzaga. Mississippi State is interesting and dangerous. They lost only to South Carolina in the SEC Tournament. Time Network Seed Team Record Seed Team Record Region 3:30 pm ESPN 2 8 Syracuse 22 – 8 9 Oklahoma State 20 – 10 Mid West 3:30 pm ESPN …

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