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Three good ones today... any connection?

QOTD1
"Online, people can't see the yawn"
- On boring Facebook posts, How Facebook Ruins Friendships
The WSJ goes overboard about crappy Facebook. Don't get me wrong, Facebook is crappy and boring, but the motivation isn't narcissism or something "bad" per se. It's just new and dumb and whatever. Sort of like this blog. He he.

QOTD2
"President Obama's decision to allow the Justice Department to investigate and possibly prosecute CIA personnel, and his decision to remove authority for interrogation from the CIA to the White House, serves as a reminder, if any were needed, of why so many Americans have doubts about this Administration's ability to be responsible for our nation's security."
- Cheney, Reuters source
I'll admit. I heart Cheney.
At this point, I heart nearly any public person who actually says what's on their mind and not some crap.

As for Cheney's assertion... hey, President Obama isn't good or bad; he's a politician. Period.
Of course, if you consider pretty much all politicians "bad", then well... OK, taking over health care isn't working out too hot, so let's dig up some old CIA shenanigans. What a faker, tourist.

QOTD3
"The breaking point came when my 6-year-old, Holly, got $5 from the tooth fairy and offered some of her stash to my 9-year-old, Charlotte. Charlotte said, "That's okay Holly, you should save your money." Holly literally glazed over and responded: "Save money. Live better. Wal-Mart.""
- Advice chick Laura Rowley on dumping Comcast cable TV at home, Why I Canned Cable
Ms. Rowley has a cool URL: www.moneyandhappiness.com

The article for that QOTD is dead on... self-control is more important than IQ. Self-control is extrapolated to mean digging deep, planning, having goals, caring, etc. Amen, sister.

Rowley stumbles on a nice side-effect... she had prohibited TV during the school week, and she found that her kids jumped in front of the set like rabid dogs during the weekend, feasting on the worst crap they could find. So, banning the boob tube made it all the more alluring to the kids ultimately. I don't know the answer, except maybe moderation. A little homework, a little TV, and maybe even a little unstructured play time outside (gasp!).

Speaking of playtime... I'm going running.
smile... yow, bill

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