Monday-Thursday edition - June 11-14, 2007

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Libby seeking to delay sentence
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Attorney
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Iraq-Iran
trade in gasoline booms |
I was delayed in getting my Internet service restored at All Hat No Cattle's Central American Bureau. Mea culpa. I will return with another edition on Friday, when I return from a few meetings I must attend in San Jose.
Thank you all for your e-mails!!!
"There seems to be tension between President Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Again, President Bush thinks this is good. He thinks a new Cold War could help end global warming." --Jay Leno

The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Saddam News
Three US soldiers killed in Iraq suicide attack Irish Examiner
Some Sunnis in Iraq receive US arms to fight Al Qaeda Boston Globe
"Undaunted by the protesters, the leaders focused on finding consensus over
global warming. And by 'consensus,' we mean getting Bush to agree with the other
seven." --Jon Stewart, on the G8 Summit
Democrat Wants to Attack Iran
Sen. Joseph Lieberman
said Sunday that the United States should consider a military strike against
Iran because of Tehran's involvement in Iraq.
"I think we've got to be prepared to take aggressive military action against the
Iranians to stop them from killing Americans in Iraq," Lieberman said. "And to
me, that would include a strike over the border into Iran,
where we have good evidence that they have a base at which they are training
these people coming back into Iraq to kill our soldiers."

Disturbing News
'Dirty snow' warming Earth, study finds National Post
"Our boss didn't let us go on Christmas vacation, but now he's giving us a day off because of Bush?" - An unnamed Bulgarian sales clerk
Republican Shenanigans
Bush Vows to Get Immigration Bill Passed
Bush defends humanitarian record with pope in visit at Vatican San Diego Union Tribune
Bush makes a gaffe at Vatican City Times of India, India
Former leading Republican Gingrich sees losses in 2008 if nominee ...
Thompson shakes up GOP race, poll shows
Putting the Chill Back Into the Cold War
President George W. Bush said on Monday said he hoped that a plan for U.S. and Russian experts to analyze each other's proposal for a missile defense shield would be beneficial...Bush reiterated that he had told Russian President Vladimir Putin in talks at the Group of Eight summit in Germany last week that: "I simply do not view Russia as an enemy."

The above
photo is undoctored. Is that a beer Bush is drinking? Does Laura know?
"They say it's just a matter of time before former senator and 'Law & Order' actor Fred Thompson gets into the Republican race. Apparently, 10 rich white guys doesn't offer enough choices to the voters. They need 11 rich white guys." --Jay Leno
Rock-The-Voter News
"Vice President Dick Cheney said today the surge policy is working. In fact, gas prices have surged almost $4 a minute." --Jay Leno

Biz-Tech News
Oil Prices Rise to $65.19 a Barrel Houston Chronicle
YouTube to launch Chinese service
"A low-level researcher at Yale University has been arrested for a scam he was running out of the Yale Law library. The guy claimed to be a lawyer and was charging illegal immigrants $5,000 a piece to get a greencard. They say this is the biggest scam pulled off at Yale since, I guess, George Bush got his diploma" --Jay Leno
Bush-Prison-Torture News
Powell Calls for Closure of Military Prison at Guantanamo

"Scooter Libby has been sentenced to 30 months in prison ... even though he is a good friend of Vice President Dick Cheney. Hey, he got off easy. Cheney's other friends got shot in the face." --Jay Leno
Go-F***-Yourself News
"After serving only three days of her prison sentence, Paris Hilton has been let out of jail. When asked about it, Paris said, 'Usually I'm not a fan of premature release.'" --Conan O'Brien
Odd News
Thousands Hail Bush in Visit to Albania
Paris' Weekend in Jail Entertainment Tonight
Inbreeding doomed woolly mammoths

A fish, of the genus Guyanancistrus was discovered by the 2005 RAP team. This species of dwarf catfish, likely to be unique to the eastern plateaus of Suriname, is called "big mouth" by its discoverers due to the unusually large size of its mouth. It is one of 24 new species found in the South American highlands of Suriname, conservationists reported on June 4, 2007, warning that these creatures are threatened by illegal gold mining. Photo/Jan Mol
Peace.