Incredible!
How can you not get excited about this?
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- Welcome. I am Jeff Maurone. I live in downtown Seattle and the Catalina Foothills of Arizona and work as a Product Manager at MSNBC. This is my blog; it allows me to share my ideas with you and give you a window into the experiences and relationships that define me.
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This looks fantastic. - The Argument: Billionaires, Bloggers, and the Battle to Remake Democratic Politics - Matt Bai - Books - Review - New York Times
(08.28.07) Review of Matt Bai's new book from the NYT. - Political Partners: Karl Rove and George W. Bush - Photo Essays - TIME
(08.14.07) Great picture of Rove. - Review - A Farewell to Alms - Industrial Revolution - Human Population - New York Times
Very interesting. - Shelf Life - New York Times
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Posted by:Ian Ceicys | August 01, 2004 at 02:37 PM