Stephen Smith

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Can't believe NYT played grisly terrorist attack in London on page A-7. Tone deaf or politically correct?
RT @tobyharnden: BBC political editor apologises for quoting Whitehall source who said #Woolwich attacker was "of Muslim appearance" http:/…

One phrase and why I'm sorry I quoted it

bbc.co.uk — It was a barbaric attack carried out in broad daylight on the streets of London. A man hacked to death. The attackers had been shot by the police. An extraordinary and horrific story but not one, you might think, for the Political Editor of the BBC.
RT @freddoso: Obama can dump this IRS thing off on the Bush-appointed commissioner. But how much govt activity can he get away w saying isn…
Fred Barnes in new Weekly Standard: President has an inbox, not an agenda.
What’s next for Allen Iverson? Still wondering why G'town and sainted coach admitted him after felony conviction. wapo.st/13mErtU

Allen Iverson, NBA icon, struggles with life after basketball

washingtonpost.com — "He'll be on time," Aron says assuredly. "That's all that matters." Three years after Iverson's last NBA game, the spotlight has shifted from his play to his flaws. His refusal back then to play by society's rules was seen as an independent player's quirks, part of the character and the brand, same as his cornrows and tattoos.
Curious that the president didn't send an official delegation to Thatcher funeral.
RT @strobetalbott: US anti-missile plans need to be part of 3-way discussions with Russia & China. DefMins of both are already putti ...
RT @strobetalbott: The Queen's English: Dropped Apostrophes Spark Grammar War in Britain @NYTimes. Hope HM weighs in for conservatives. ...

Dropped Apostrophes Spark Grammar War in Britain

rendezvous.blogs.nytimes.com — Grand Canyon National Park LONDON - A local council in southern England has sparked a grammar war with proposals to ban the apostrophe from its street signs to avoid what it calls "adverse consequences in times of emergency."
Black eye for bastion of civil liberties. Harvard Search of E-Mail Stuns Its Faculty Members t.co/gnsAfNm6C1

Harvard E-mail Search Stuns Faculty Members

nytimes.com — "I was shocked and dismayed," said the law professor Charles J. Ogletree. "I hope that it means the faculty will now have something to say about the fact that these things like this can happen."
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