I don't want to post it here, so I'll link to it instead. I'm not sure how LTE work as far as permissions etc.

The PBIA (Parking and Business Improvement Area) Advisory Board will be holding a regular meeting this Thursday at 6 pm in the MIXX 96 conference room. The meeting is open to the public and there is time set aside for public comment/communications at the beginning of the agenda. Any and all are welcome. The bulk of the meeting will be focusing on advertising and marketing.

From March 14th to 16th, KAOS 89.3fm Olympia Community Radio will pre-empt regular programming to broadcast Pacifica Radio's coverage of the historic Winter Soldier gathering in Washington , DC . The three day live broadcast will be co-hosted by Aaron Glantz and former Ar my medic and KPFA host Aimee Allison.

David Mamet: Why I Am No Longer a 'Brain-Dead Liberal'

 David Mamet has been involved with such theatrical shows such as “Glengarry Glenn Ross” , “The Verdict” , and “Wag the Dog”. He has been nominated for Tony awards and Oscars. He has been a columnist for the Huffington Post. Link

It seems that he has taken a turn for the better with his ideology, and I have to guess that he is going to have people treat him differently now. I am only making a supposition, but I certainly do not think you make a change like this and not affect the people around you. The column he wrote appeared in the Village Voice.

Here are some of the highlights found at SayAnytingblog.com

 I found not only that I didn’t trust the current government (that, to me, was no surprise), but that an impartial review revealed that the faults of this president—whom I, a good liberal, considered a monster—were little different from those of a president whom I revered.

Bush got us into Iraq, JFK into Vietnam. Bush stole the election in Florida; Kennedy stole his in Chicago. Bush outed a CIA agent; Kennedy left hundreds of them to die in the surf at the Bay of Pigs. Bush lied about his military service; Kennedy accepted a Pulitzer Prize for a book written by Ted Sorenson. Bush was in bed with the Saudis, Kennedy with the Mafia. Oh.

And I began to question my hatred for “the Corporations”—the hatred of which, I found, was but the flip side of my hunger for those goods and services they provide and without which we could not live.