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I haven't followed the new immigration bill closely, but I'm befuddled by all the protests. Is illegal immigration illegal? If so, it should be treated as, you know, illegal. According to Fox News, right now it's treated strictly as a civil matter, which means

Wow, whatta week. If you were annoyed at the drop in TDE posts, just be grateful that the posts didn't stop altogether. I've posted 390 days in a row, but the string was almost snapped this week due to intense pressures at the office and, as

I suspect these results don't mean squat, but what the heck: Results from Great American "Premium" Beer Challenge [http://pdxbeer.blogspot.com/2006/03/results-from-great-american-premium.html] Coors Original Northwest Trail Labatt Blue Full Sail Session Old German Premium Lager Iron City Miller High Life Michelob Bud

> Animal activists in Australia have set up a toad-for-beer exchange in order to promote humanitarian disposal of toads [http://www.realbeer.com/news/articles/news-002876.php]. Now that's a stupid tree-hugger-like program I could get into.

> A new study suggests adolescents who used herbal supplements are six times more likely to have tried cocaine and almost 15 times more likely to have used anabolic steroids than teens who have never used herbal products. The findings are in a University of Rochester Medical Center study published

Lots of good stuff during 15 minutes of Fox and Friends this morning: A man has opted to spend 10 years in prison instead of telling authorities where they can find $2.5 million. He's trying to avoid paying his wife alimony. The term "indian style"

Interesting post at Mere Comments [http://merecomments.typepad.com/merecomments/2006/03/jesus_the_litur.html]: > Jesus was a liturgist, declares Discalced Carmelite Father Jesús Castellano, professor at the Teresianum Faculty of Rome and consultor in several Vatican congregations, speaking to Zenit in an interview titled A Healthy Crisis

I've been called to Lansing, where the Wi-Fi connections run $10.00 per half hour. I'm going to try to catch a free radio wave, but if I can't, there won't be much more blogging today.

Youth studies to predict adults must be the rage right now (see below): > [A]ccording to a new study, parents of goths will probably end up boasting about their son/daughter the doctor, lawyer or bank manager. > That is the surprising finding of Sussex University's Dunja