September 22, 2003
Monday Links (sponsored by Michael Williams)
Seriously, folks, Michael's on a roll. Before I start listing everything else, I'm going to give him a trifecta. You bet (bad pun). I just have to get them in the right sequence so that we all win.
Michael Post 1: Bustamente must return Bustamillions elucidates the swirling opaque sands of campaign finance reform and how it comes into play with the recall.
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It doesn't look like you can roll money from one campaign into another. This
is important, because if you could spend left-over money that was originally
donated to campaign A on later campaign B, it would be impossible to enforce
donor limits. Someone could give money to campaigns A and B, and then
campaign A could fold and transfer all its money to campaign B; the donor
could end up giving twice as much as allowed.
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No one has a problem with luscious curves, the problem is when your whole
body is just one single curve. This is commonly called a "sphere", and it
doesn't count as an affirmative answer for when people ask you whether or
not you're "in shape".
Michael Post 3: Weight Loss Tip follows up on the "creamy lard" post. I read this after I posted my toothy message, so I left him a comment to that regard. Regarding soda, I'd so much rather munch and crunch than drink my calories.
And, there you have it. The soon-to-follow Links of the Day (of which there are many) is next.
hln
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