drat fink

thank you, come again

beautiful day, unfortunately im ailing. a horrendous nightmare would have been far more preferable than the hours purporting to resemble sleep last night that i withstood. and whats worse, i had run out of aspirin. so i just ran out to the rite-aid this afternoon for some advil and despite my dizzied demeanor i was still capable of price comparisons.

1) 50 tablets plus 50 "free" = $6.50 = $.065 per tab
2) 100 tablets plus 100 "free" = $17 = $.085 per tab
3) 225 tablets = $16 = $.071

the second offer had its own special display case abutting the advil section. thanks advil, i feel more special already.

from badd to worser

"NEW YORK -- Scott Layden was fired Monday as president of the New York Knicks and Isiah Thomas was hired to replace him, a source told The Associated Press."

lessigs more

lessig interview and other worthy bits on christopher lydons blizog.

dean of fear

deanophobeaphobe

moving along

vote for moveon.orgs "bush in 30 seconds" ads slated to air during the state of the union address.

spin cycle

counterspin has links to declassified documents related to us-iraq interaction during Saint Ronnies residency.

lay it on

a farmer dreams a little dream.

cosp! update

"ESPN's Peter Gammons is reporting that an Alex Rodriguez-for-Manny Ramirez deal could be finalized within the next couple of days.
There are still several issues to be worked out, but a deal appears close. The Red Sox and Dodgers may have already worked out a Nomar Garciaparra trade, and according the Gammons, the Rangers will sign Todd Walker to replace A-Rod, moving Michael Young to shortstop."

dead enders

if you feel like dancing with the devil today, there is a neocon movement panel with a keynote speech from the living dead...i mean, richard perle at 2pm on c-span. im sure he will be in good humor today.

punditz

"If Iraq is still going this badly in October of 2004, it would be a real drag on the Bush campaign. Yes, I said "this badly." One arrest doesn't turn it around, except in the fantasy world of political theater in which pundits seem to live."