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Q. How many neocons does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A. That's an interesting question, one that I'm sure future historians will investigate in detail. Look, let me address this issue up front: I don't know who's been installing light bulbs or who hasn't. That's none of my business. There's a lot of different views, there's a range of views, and a lot of concerns, and we are working to accommodate those concerns. We know at this point that we still have some work to do and we are working very hard to address these issues. We're not making estimates.
Nuclear Energy Not Needed Not Wanted
I thought I was done for now with posts on nuclear energy, but before I move on to other subjects on my blog, here are a few more recent news stories and some more thoughts on the subject. I don't have much to add here. I think these stories and the information at the links below speak for themselves.Japanese nuclear leak bigger than first reportedcbc news July 18, 2007A leak of radioactive water from a Japanese nuclear power plant was 50 per cent larger than first reported......The tremor initially triggered a small fire at an electrical transformer in the sprawling plant.
OSHA Retreats On Explosives Standard`s Rewrite
Backing down in the face of strong opposition from the National Rifle Association, black powder shooters and allied groups, OSHA on July 17 announced it has closed the comment period for its April 13, 2007, proposed revisions in the existing explosives standard. A check of the www.regulations.gov site indicated 2,284 comments had been submitted, overwhelmingly [...]
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