They play with weak-sauce rules here at Chicago, but I'm just excited to retake the ice.
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Early reports of a possible coup attempt in Niger.
Crazed South Carolina state Rep. wants to eliminate the use of US currency in his state.
Given that I don't drink at all, I found Alyssa Rosenberg's story of how she learned to drink surprisingly fascinating. Then again, she is just a really good writer.
BBC interviewee: One million Jews are secretly available to aid Mossad assassins.
Phoebe Maltz says she's too tired to give thoughts on the Wieseltier/Sullivan quasi-anti-Semitism throw-down, but even her exhausted contribution is pretty spot-on. Still, you should scope the older, longer version.
It must be tough being a news writer who can't even rely on he said/she said. Sometimes, one side is just wrong.
Whaling protesters as pirates?
This strikes me as pretty thin gruel in terms of a benefit for joining the UNHRC.
Israeli foreign ministry apologizes for snubbing J Street-linked American Congressman. This is yet another case of Deputy FM Danny Ayalon unilaterally embarrassing his country.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Broomball Roundup
Labels:
alcohol,
anti-semitism,
economy,
environment,
Israel,
J Street,
Jews,
money,
Niger,
piracy,
South Carolina,
UNHRC
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