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D-blog gets results

drunkablog | February 27, 2009

Get out your cameras! Get out your mini-digi tape recorders! E-mail received from Bronson Hilliard, CU’s Director of Media Stuff:
John: I’m pleased to report to you that after working with the organizers of the Ayers visit, they are waiving all prohibitions against audio and video recording by bloggers, mainstream media, regular citizens and other attendees. [...]

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drunkablog | February 27, 2009

The pirate with the tubercular parrot (”Ahoy, maaaaaccccckkkkkk! (spit)”) has read Ward’s contribution to a book, I forget the name (intentionally), in which Ward tells the same old lies but, more interestingly, attacks Pirate Ballerina specifically. In doing so the Master of Rigor in Footnoting several times cites Ben Whitmer’s filthy Try-Works blog–you know, the [...]

Check out the Rocky’s front page

drunkablog | February 27, 2009

Spooky. Sad.

Check’s in the mail

drunkablog | February 27, 2009

The Post:
An attorney for a University of Colorado at Boulder student group says the students will refuse to pay $3,000 in security fees for an event featuring former professor Ward Churchill and ’60s radical turned educator William Ayers. . . .
Attorney David Lane accused the university of charging the security fees to prevent the cash-strapped [...]

Shameless

drunkablog | February 26, 2009

Didn’t I just send a letter to the University of Colorado detailing the obnoxious and threatening behavior of Wartolytes at past CU events as they sought to stifle the free speech of others, and urging CU to at long last make these jokers abide by the the school’s own policies (such as they are) for [...]

Rocky Mountain News to close tomorrow

drunkablog | February 26, 2009

What a bummer. So much good (and bad) journalism. So much history. The Rocky:
The Rocky Mountain News publishes its last paper tomorrow.
Rich Boehne, chief executive officer of Scripps, broke the news to the Rocky staff at noon today, ending nearly three months of speculation over the paper’s future. He called the paper a victim of [...]

Your daily dose of doom-mongering

drunkablog | February 26, 2009

Guest column in the Post:
Imagine that an international commission of astronomers discovers that a massive asteroid is hurtling directly towards us, and is certain to destroy the earth in ten years.
With an immediate and coordinated international effort, however, the scientists say there is a decent chance that we can develop the technology to redirect or [...]

You tell ‘em, Archie

drunkablog | February 26, 2009

Denver’s outspoken archbishop goes after the True Believers (in The One):
Denver Archbishop Charles Chaput told a Canadian audience this week that some Catholics are treating President Barack Obama with a “spirit of adulation bordering on servility.”
“In democracies, we elect public servants, not messiahs,” he said.
Chaput also warned that an overly deferential attitude toward Obama makes [...]

Worcester (UK) may ‘twin’ with Gaza City

drunkablog | February 26, 2009

Same thing as “Sister Cities” here and elsewhere. The Mail:
One is a picturesque cathedral city in the heart of England, famed for its china and the tangy sauce that shares its name.
The other is a grief-stricken war zone in the Middle East run by a group listed as a terrorist organisation by both the EU [...]

Letter to CU

drunkablog | February 26, 2009

I sent this to CU president Bruce Benson, Chancellor Phil DiStefano, and Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Julie Wong:
I am a Denver blogger who has followed the Ward Churchill controversy from its beginning in early 2005. I’ve been present at every significant event put on by Churchill’s supporters at CU, except for the rogue, non-credit [...]