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Kroger's Q2 sales growth was driven entirely by price increases rather than volume gains—identical store sales excluding fuel were flat at 0.2% as unit volume declined—while the company faces mounting capital pressure with cash reserves down 50% year-to-date despite a pending $1.65 billion acquisition. The report reveals how nominal sales growth masks underlying weakness in customer demand and inventory levels.
This Tech Bubble Is Different - BusinessWeek
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Deadspin, Sports News without Access, Favor, or Discretion
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France to require unhashed password storage - Boing Boing
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First photos of Fukushima Fifty published
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UserNumber42 comments on Obama "IP czar" wants felony charges for illegal Web streaming
Obama's administration: Torturing = Just fine Streaming movies = Felony Well done shit head. - #commentoftheday
WH forces P.J. Crowley to resign for condemning abuse of Manning - WikiLeaks - Salon.com
State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley was forced to resign after publicly criticizing the military's detention conditions for Bradley Manning—specifically calling them "ridiculous, counterproductive and stupid"—prompting Obama to defend Manning's treatment at a press conference. The incident exemplifies what the author sees as a glaring double standard in the Obama administration: those responsible for torture and illegal surveillance face no consequences, whistleblowers are prosecuted aggressively, yet a government official is fired simply for speaking out against abuse of a detainee. Greenwald draws a sharp contrast with Democrats' past criticism of the Bush administration for crushing internal dissent, arguing that Obama's intolerance for Crowley's candid remarks contradicts his campaign promises to welcome challenging voices and form a "team of rivals."
WH forces P.J. Crowley to resign for condemning abuse of Manning - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com
Glenn Greenwald critiques Michael Crowley's argument that McCain/Palin rally vitriol is not uniquely alarming because Democrats similarly attacked George Bush in 2004, arguing that Crowley falsely equates the two without regard to factual merit. Greenwald contends that Bush's administration demonstrably committed war crimes—including torture at Abu Ghraib and an unprovoked invasion of Iraq—making accusations against him substantively different from baseless attacks on Obama as a terrorist and Arab traitor. Greenwald identifies this reflexive assertion of false equivalencies as emblematic of modern Beltway journalism's corruption: the pursuit of appearing "balanced" and gaining establishment approval has replaced the journalist's fundamental obligation to truth and accuracy.
Louisville shedding jobs faster than most | Business First
Louisville shedding jobs faster than most
US military suicide
US military suicide it wasn't a major issue when I was in. Guess 10 years of hard deployment really sucks.
History Channel Pulls 'Kennedys' Miniseries, Calling It 'Historical Fiction' : Monkey See : NPR
History Channel Pulls 'Kennedys' Miniseries, Calling It 'Historical Fiction' :airing show about alien abduction instead.
Premiere: Hear 'Oh My Heart,' A New Song From R.E.M. : All Songs Considered Blog : NPR
Premiere: Hear 'Oh My Heart,' A New Song From R.E.M.
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After a failed attempt to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" as part of a larger military bill, supporters reintroduced it as a standalone measure, which attracted support from four Republican senators—enough to reach the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced voting could begin as early as Saturday, though Republicans threatened to delay proceedings through amendments or to block other legislation like the New Start treaty in retaliation. The shift to a narrower bill proved strategically effective by putting political pressure on senators who had previously cited procedural concerns to oppose the measure.
After secrets: Missing the point of WikiLeaks | The Economist
After secrets: Missing the point of WikiLeaks | The Economist via @theeconomist
Xaraya :: Xaraya Core 1.2.2 Released
Xaraya Core 1.2.2 Released
Eyewitness: Bear necessities | World news | The Guardian
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Enviro-groups sue EPA over water regulations – FatLip
Enviro-groups sue EPA over KY water regulations
Louisville News - Louisville - Business First
Louisville mayoral debate on downtown set only 175 seats for the public, not that we matter or anything. #louisville
Eyewitness: Food drop for flood victims | World news | The Guardian
This is a photo from the Guardian's Eyewitness series documenting a humanitarian crisis in Pakistan, showing residents of a flood-stricken village in Sindh Province gathering around a military helicopter delivering emergency food aid. The image captures the desperation of communities isolated by severe flooding that has cut off conventional supply routes. It illustrates both the scale of the natural disaster and the military's critical role in reaching stranded populations with relief supplies.