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Tonight they cover the high cost of Mexican Immigration.

Immigration: The Human Cost

Guerrilla Political Ads

Someone in the blogosphere doctored the Apple "1984" ad to make an anti - Hillary politcal ad. The ad mentions Obama at the end, but his campaign denies involvement.

Remove the Obama reference and for me the video perfectly exemplifies media coverage of campaign '08. The mainstream media have already decided the race should be between Clinton and Obama, and other voices like Edwards and Kucinich have been effectively shut out.

DJ Ted Stevens Techno Remix:

A lot of folks asked me to post this. Ted Stevens (R, Alaska) explains the internet - to a techno beat.

Bush Gets Cold Cold Cold Latin Reception

After six years of neglect, George visits Latin America with the message: "I care". It's not playing well. The Daily Show has the best take.

It's been a while

Man, I can't believe how long it's been. I'm re-thinking the site again. Bear with me.

Another Spin on the AT&T Bell South Merger

On the surface, it's another merging of two industry behemoths on the way toward a monopoly, but Kevin Maney writing for USA Today has a different take. AT&T, the entity seeking the merger, is hamstrung by debt and overhead which keeps it from "using it's income efficiently". Unfortunately, they are trying to overcome this by acquiring Bell South, itself pounded on all fronts by wireless, internet phones, and cable.

The local phone companies' biggest tribulation — and this includes AT&T, BellSouth, Verizon and Qwest — is that their main business is built on an expensive infrastructure that's quickly becoming obsolete. They are like railroads at the dawn of the jet age. They send calls around using circuit-switched networks when the world is moving to Internet-style networks. They have millions of miles of skinny copper wire underground and on telephone poles at a time when whole cities are starting to build wireless broadband Internet systems that are better and cheaper.

The first item of business for the new megacorp will be to layoff some 10,000 employees.

Celebrate National Procrastination Week - Eventually

The second week in March is National Procrastination Week, but there is some confusion in the media as to what that actually means. It's either a reminder to get things going, or a celebration of putting things off. Naturally, personal organization sites like OnlineOrganizing.com believes the former and offers some organizing tips. However, as this website has of late been the poster child for procrastination, we prefer to recognize Procrastination.com and take up the latter interpretation. More on this later.