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Found this via Brea Grant’s blog. It’s a good song, and the rest of the album is pretty good. You can get the album, Re-arrange Us, on Amazon.com’s MP3 store. No DRM, just plain, high quality MP3 files.

(PS. Don’t forget to watch Brea Grant on Heroes in a few weeks, and check out other books and music she likes over at Coolspotters. And, no, I’ve got no connection to her, business or otherwise. Just a fan since I saw her on Friday Night Lights.)

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We’ll never know, obviously, but I wonder every time I read stories like this about what the world would look like today if George W. Bush got the “Axis of Evil” right, didn’t invade Iraq, and focused on more pragmatic foreign policy rather than this delusion about establishing a secular democracy in Iraq at the point of a gun while avenging Daddy.

Nuclear proliferation and actual terrorism supporting states like Syria and Afghanistan should’ve been our focus, but instead we have a war that has cost over $500 billion in direct costs.

4:23 am | leave a comment

This is an interesting theory about the state of American technology and some of the gamesmanship going on behind the scenes… curious if any of it is actually on the money. Not sure how we’ll know, exactly.

1:10 am | leave a comment

Good rundown of the deal reached with DPRK. Does Bush have any of his own original ideas? Or does he just borrow them all from Clinton?

(via Washington Monthly)

12:58 pm | leave a comment

I was watching something the other day, and I can’t remember what network it was or when, even, but I caught the tail end of this documentary which basically followed two Western men who were allowed to go to North Korea and film a documentary. Because it was officially sanctioned, they were taken to see the sights by “approved” guides, in approved cars, through approved streets. The surreal quality of the guides and people they interacted with was overwhelming. I caught this by accident and ended up watching the rest of it.

I didn’t catch the name, but some Googling tonight turned up this link which makes me think that I saw Welcome to North Korea. This was brilliant and highly recommended.

If you have an hour to spare, you can download the movie at the link above or here. You won’t be disappointed.

10:05 pm | leave a comment