Mr. Werbach Goes to Washington

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"Werbach"

"Werbach" 11/14/2003 04:05 PM

Esther Ann Werbach

Esther Ann Werbach 01/07/2004 05:22 PM

Born December 26, 2003
12:56pm
7 pounds, 7 ounces

Mother, daughter, and the rest of the family are doing great.

The Washington Monthly Magazine: Quality
Political Journalism, Book Reviews and
the news you need about Washington D.C.

The Washington Monthly Magazine: Quality
Political Journalism, Book Reviews and
the news you need about Washington D.C. 07/24/2004 11:20 PM
the Washington Monthly’s front page .. Political Animal (Kevin Drum) .. Philip Longman

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Garage Storage Cabinets by SLIDE-LOK
Opens its Washington State Dealer
Network Welcoming Garage Solutions,
Serving the City of Seattle, Washington
and Storage Organizing Solutions Serving
Bellevue, Shoreline, Washington and the
Surrounding Area – Become a Professional
Garage Storage Dealer as SLIDE-LOK
Continues Seeking Applications from the
United States and Canada

Garage Storage Cabinets by SLIDE-LOK
Opens its Washington State Dealer
Network Welcoming Garage Solutions,
Serving the City of Seattle, Washington
and Storage Organizing Solutions Serving
Bellevue, Shoreline, Washington and the
Surrounding Area – Become a Professional
Garage Storage Dealer as SLIDE-LOK
Continues Seeking Applications from the
United States and Canada 06/22/2004 02:47 AM
SLIDE-LOK Garage Storage Cabinets Opens its Washington State Dealer Network Welcoming Garage Solutions serving Seattle, and Storage Organizing Solutions serving Bellevue, Shoreline, Washington, and the surrounding area – Become a Professional Garage Storage Dealer as SLIDE-LOK Continues Seeking Applications from the United States and Canada. SLIDE-LOK Dealers include Storage, and Organizing Solution Providers that Focus on Cabinetry, Carpentry, Closets, Flooring, Furniture, Home Security as well as the Home, the Office, and the Garage. Garage and Storage Professionals in these fields are encouraged to apply to join the fastest growing dealer network in the US - SLIDE-LOK – The Original Name In Garage Storage Cabinets. [PRWEB Jun 22, 2004]

The Washington party is a failed party,
and Dean's criticism of the Washington
party is incredibly accurate

The Washington party is a failed party,
and Dean's criticism of the Washington
party is incredibly accurate 12/30/2003 02:43 AM
As Pre-Primary Season Closes, Questions Cling to Dean's Gains (washingtonpost.com)

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"WASHINGTON (AFP)"

"WASHINGTON (AFP)" 09/10/2004 03:09 PM

"The Washington Post has them."

"The Washington Post has them." 05/22/2004 02:19 AM

"The Washington Post"

"The Washington Post" 04/19/2004 08:24 PM

The Washington Dispatch

The Washington Dispatch 08/16/2004 09:37 PM
According to Mark R. Whittington .. the Kerry space policy

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Washington Post Goes RSS

Washington Post Goes RSS 04/23/2004 09:20 AM
A dozen (and one) RSS feeds from Washington Post is now available.

From the Washington Post

From the Washington Post 07/12/2004 01:03 AM
nterview today

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"The Washington Monthly"

"The Washington Monthly" 04/15/2004 02:33 AM

"The Washington Post "

"The Washington Post " 04/23/2004 08:37 PM

"Washington Post "

"Washington Post " 12/16/2003 08:48 PM

The Washington Monthly

The Washington Monthly 04/09/2004 04:08 PM
Rice Has a History of "distinguishing facts from propaganda," "Too quick to pass judgment without adequate knowledge," and other stuff that makes her unfit to be NSA. 4/9 .. this Kevin Drum piece .. retort .. digs up

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"The Washington Post says"

"The Washington Post says" 05/26/2004 07:51 PM

The Washington Post gets it

The Washington Post gets it 06/09/2004 06:03 AM
Much of what civil libertarians feared about this administration turns out to be have been true. As the Washington Post points out in today's lead editorial, Legalizing Torture: This week, thanks again to an independent press, we have begun to learn the deeply disturbing truth about the legal opinions that the Pentagon and the Justice Department seek to keep secret. According to copies leaked to several newspapers, they lay out a shocking and immoral set of justifications for torture. In a paper prepared last year under the direction of the Defense Department's chief counsel, and first disclosed by the Wall Street Journal, the president of the United States was declared empowered to disregard U.S. and international law and order the torture of foreign prisoners. Moreover, interrogators following the president's orders were declared immune from punishment. Torture itself was narrowly redefined, so that techniques that inflict pain and mental suffering could be deemed legal. All this was done as a prelude to the designation of 24 interrogation methods for foreign prisoners -- the same techniques, now in use, that President Bush says are humane but refuses to disclose. There is no justification, legal or moral, for the judgments made by Mr. Bush's political appointees at the Justice and Defense departments. Theirs is the logic of criminal regimes, of dictatorships around the world that sanction torture on grounds of "national security." For decades the U.S. government has waged diplomatic campaigns against such outlaw governments -- from the military juntas in Argentina and Chile to the current autocracies in Islamic countries such as Algeria and Uzbekistan -- that claim torture is justified when used to combat terrorism. The news that serving U.S. officials have officially endorsed principles once advanced by Augusto Pinochet brings shame on American democracy -- even if it is true, as the administration maintains, that its theories have not been put into practice. Even on paper, the administration's reasoning will provide a ready excuse for dictators, especially those allied with the Bush administration, to go on torturing and killing detainees. Perhaps the president's lawyers have no interest in the global impact of their policies -- but they should be concerned about the treatment of American servicemen and civilians in foreign countries. Before the Bush administration took office, the Army's interrogation procedures -- which were unclassified -- established this simple and sensible test: No technique should be used that, if used...

Mr Gates Goes To Washington

Mr Gates Goes To Washington 09/19/2004 09:25 PM
Microsoft cared little for politics until the Department of Justice called it a monopoly. Now the company approaches lobbying the way it approaches everything -- aggressively -- and consequently it dominates the technology policy agenda. CIOs may not be better off for it. By Ben Worthen, CIO (via MyAppleMenu)

"Washington Post"

"Washington Post" 03/13/2003 10:25 AM

"The Stewards of Gay Washington,"

"The Stewards of Gay Washington," 03/30/2005 03:51 AM
Sgt. Brett Parson

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Washington Post

Washington Post 03/20/2003 08:33 AM
war has begun .. full text .. Text .. Full

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"Mr. Heyward Goes to Washington"

"Mr. Heyward Goes to Washington" 01/05/2005 12:04 AM

When Washington burned

When Washington burned 09/02/2004 10:09 AM
Conventional wisdom says the country comes together during wartime. But that has not always been the case, says historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. -- not even when the British torched the nation's capital in 1812.

XML goes to Washington (Computerworld)

XML goes to Washington (Computerworld) 10/08/2002 09:14 AM

FC Now: Mr. Schultz Goes to Washington

FC Now: Mr. Schultz Goes to Washington 04/12/2005 04:07 PM
Remarkable story about Starbucks today in the Wall Street Journal regarding its initial, tentative forays into the murky world of Washington lobbying. (Subscription required, so no link. Sorry.) It's worth seeking out because it's a wonderfully detailed story of a...

USNews.com: Washington Whispers
(5/17/04)

USNews.com: Washington Whispers
(5/17/04) 05/11/2004 02:22 AM
decided to Google for information on suspected threat Don Emilio Fulci .. The Google terrorist (scroll down) .. a new TV series .. U.S. News .. reports .. oy

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this piece in the Washington Post

this piece in the Washington Post 04/25/2004 12:38 PM
Here's the column

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"THE WASHINGTON POST SCREWS UP AGAIN"

"THE WASHINGTON POST SCREWS UP AGAIN" 04/03/2005 03:07 AM

"Washington Improv Theater"

"Washington Improv Theater" 04/12/2005 11:09 AM

The Washington Post does RSS -- badly

The Washington Post does RSS -- badly 04/16/2004 03:44 AM
I grew up in Washington, DC, and even after 20 years on the West Coast, I am used to reading the Washington Post daily, even as it has slowly transformed itself from the anti-establishment hero of Watergate in my youth to the neoconservative Republican paper of today. I have displayed its headlines on my personal news page for years, and use the headlines to pick which stories and columns to read online every day. Today the format of the headlines on my site changed drastically. The good news? The Washington Post finally started offering official Washington Post RSS feeds. No longer do I have to rely on Mike Krus' excellent NewsisFree services to get Washington Post headlines. I can go directly to the horse's mouth. The bad news? The RSS feeds are crippled. Each one has only a few headlines -- for example the Top News feed and the Opinions feed each currently have only 3 headlines. So now I only get some of the stories on the front page, not all of them. And where are the columns by my regular columnists, Colbert King, David Ignatius, and Richard Cohen (now that he has regained his senses)? The headlines also have the inane text (www.washingtonpost.com) at the end of each linked headline, as though anybody clicking on the linked headline would be taken somewhere else. It looks like something that would have been put on the web in 1995, not 2004. This is a really foolish way for them to put content out to people -- it is one of those cases where halfway is worse than none. By having only some but not all of the top headlines, they make it less likely, not more likely, that people outside Washington will rely on Post for news. By putting the stupid (www.washingtonpost.com) in every headline, instead of just the first or last one, they make it less likely that someone will want to display their headlines on their site. My guess, from years of reading the Post and reading about the Post, is that it is the result of political infighting inside the Post between people afraid of giving away their content, and people who see the value of syndicating headlines as a way of increasing influence and getting more people to read the Post online. It certainly looks like a typical Washington political compromise, ugly and satisfying neither opponents...

as the Washington Post reports

as the Washington Post reports 06/11/2004 05:02 AM

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SCO Goes to Washington in Linux Battle

SCO Goes to Washington in Linux Battle 01/22/2004 02:10 AM
CEO Darl McBride, in a letter to lawmakers, raises concerns that Linux and open-source software endanger the nation's IT industry, competitiveness and security.

A Niagara of Red Ink; Washington Yawns

A Niagara of Red Ink; Washington Yawns 01/27/2004 11:30 AM
Remember when Republicans stood for fiscal responsibility? Seems so long ago..

Washingtonian: Washington BUZZ

Washingtonian: Washington BUZZ 02/16/2004 07:55 PM
This Article Raises the Question, by Helen Thomas, of a Long-Held Theory that Bush Was Doing Community Service for a Cocaine Conviction at the Time He Should Have Been in Alabama. This Theory Was Ultimately Jim Hatfield's Undoing by Rove. Is It True?

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Washington Square News

Washington Square News 04/15/2005 04:51 AM
This article identifies the questioner as law student Eric Berndt .. got a taste of his own medicine .. opened with hostility .. sodomize

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Remote Washington Reservation Gets Wi-Fi

Remote Washington Reservation Gets Wi-Fi 04/09/2004 03:57 PM
Indians who live on the Sauk-Suiattle reservation in the Cascade mountains now have Wi-Fi covering the reservation: Twenty computers have been donated for residents. The project was initiated by the Economic Development Corp. of the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians. The same group also built a portal and planned to bring broadband access to the Makah Indians using Wi-Fi. In this case, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Verizon Avenue took part in building the network and donating computers. The Economic Development Corp. sponsored computer training for residents. I wrote a story about the Makah network and found that the idea here isn't to just deliver Internet access but to open doors for the reservation residents. Residents can take online educational courses and possibly work remotely for companies. One reservation in Eastern Washington built a sophisticated telephony network on the reservation in hopes of attracting some company to build a call center there as a way to create jobs. Otherwise, most residents must leave the reservation to find work. Eventually, the Economic Development Corp. plans to bring Internet access to reservations throughout the northwest and link all the networks together as a way to share ideas among reservation residents and build a broader community....

Want a job? Move to Washington, DC
area.

Want a job? Move to Washington, DC
area. 04/09/2004 04:11 PM

According to this Washington Post article, the unemployment rate in the DC area is the lowest in the nation.  In the well-educated Maryland and Virginia suburbs unemployment is between 1.6 and 2.2 percent, ridiculously low compared to the national average of 6.6 percent.  Best of all the standards for working hours and difficulty are set by the federal government.  A doctor I talked to said that she went to work for the Food and Drug Administration:  "It felt like a 2-year vacation compared to working in a private practice.  The funniest part was that the people who worked there complained about how hard their jobs were."

Want a job?  Go East Young Man!

Washington takes on Net telephony

Washington takes on Net telephony 07/07/2004 04:03 PM
roundup From Congress to the IRS, the debate over VoIP technology increasingly focuses on rules.

The Papers of George Washington

The Papers of George Washington 05/22/2004 06:41 PM
Washingto n's Farewell Address, from The Papers of George Washington.
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