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Remains of the Day, 1-12-08


1.  Big happy birthday to Scott Bakalar.  I was wondering what a five-star blog looks like – I can’t believe I even asked. If you don’t know, then you haven’t read Word of Mouth.

2. From Word of Mouth, this post about feigned indignation.  Honestly, how do people do and say some thing with a straight face and a good night’s sleep?

3. Okay – why are two of the three top toys from Ohio makers about cooking and the other is about fashion? Not that I don’t have some choice words for what I think of the rest of the list. And we wonder about getting women into the leadership pipelines in all professions, disciplines and sectors.

4.  Always reasons to study more.  Maybe this year I will really make/find the time to do it (some readers might recall that last fall, I turned down a two-year study program to be an adult bat mitzvah).

5. Is there some serious hypocrisy going on here? Leonard Witt will definitely get to the bottom of it – and hopefully let the rest of us know.

6. If you’re someone who likes to battle selective outrage, read this post on The Moderate Voice about voter suppression incidences. It is very concerning.

7. Valdis Krebs’ social media versus political machinery is being employed again by Mike Huckabee, this time in Michigan.

Gratuitous remain: Every time I read about John McCain in Michigan and the young voters, all I can think about is Michael Flory.  But are they?

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By Jill Miller Zimon at 10:57 pm January 12th, 2008 in Remains of the Day 

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