—APRIL FOOL! What kind of moron would believe that? AAN 4-ever! You always aroun! !

  See here for more background. . .

  Somewhere I have a vinyl single of “TV Party” by Black Flag. I’ll sell it for a million dollas someday maybe.

  (Don’t forget the allmusic review,

  “…Boasting the closest thing to a pop hook that ever appeared on a Black Flag record (though it’s driven more by Chuck Dukowski’s percolating bass line than Ginn’s stun-gun guitar), “TV Party” is tuneful and almost melodic where the band usually served up a man-sized helping of fifth-gear dissonance. And the lyrics (delivered by Rollins in a “aw shucks” yelp while the band shouts the chorus in a gloriously lumpen bellow) are at once cutting and funny, an attack on television-inspired stasis that laughs both at and with it’s subjects (”We’ve got nothin’ better to do/Than watch TV and have a couple of brews!”). …”)

  “The state Senate has passed a bill that would grant each of the state’s 15 universities a 3-percent funding increase, a slight boost from the 1-percent increase the University received last year. …
  Last month, University President Mary Sue Coleman addressed the Senate Appropriations Committee with Michigan State University President Lou Anna Simon and Wayne State University President Irvin Reid to ask that the three schools be considered separately from the state’s other 12 schools. …
  Sen. Liz Brater (D-Ann Arbor), who voted for the funding proposal, said the Senate decided to grant a uniform 3-percent increase because lawmakers had questions about how to calculate some of the incentives Granholm proposed. …
  Brater said funding was proposed in one bill rather than two because many of the state’s smaller schools oppose the research corridor’s proposal, claiming it creates a two-tiered education system.
  Cheryl Rolland, a spokeswoman for Western Michigan University, said Western supports allocating funds through one bill instead of two because each university makes contributions to the state, and all of them are recovering from budget cuts. …
  Last year, the state House of Representatives passed two separate appropriations bills after the Senate passed only one.
The bills went to a conference committee, eventually becoming one bill with two parts that granted separate funding to the research corridor universities. …”

  Hm, it looks like my opposition to the two-tier elitist funding system has succeeded, at least partially. (There’s two parts to the bill, unfortunately, but only one bill, thank goodness.)

  And I suspect M-Sue should be working on cleaning up her own act re the athletics/academics mess at UM, before she tries to get people to trust her with any more money…

  “A federal judge on Wednesday declared part of Michigan’s presidential primary law unconstitutional, agreeing with a group of small political parties that the state cannot give the voter list from the election to the major parties and no one else. 
The practical effect of Judge Nancy Edmunds’ ruling is to bar the Secretary of State’s Office from turning over to Michigan’s Democratic and Republican parties a list of which partisan ballot voters selected on Jan. 15. …”

  Now Kwame Brewer and Kwame Anuzis, whoops, Mark Brewer and Saul Anuzis, won’t be able to abuse and dominate voter lists like they apparently wanted to…it hurts to get caught and publicly slapped, huh??

See le Wik, Hypostatic union,

“Hypostatic union (from the Greek: ὑπόστασις, “hypostasis,” translated reality or person) is a technical term in Christian theology employed in mainstream Christology to describe the presence of both human and divine natures in Jesus Christ. It became official at the Council of Chalcedon, which stated that the two natures (divine and human) are united in the one person (existence or reality, “hypostasis”) of Christ. …”

And how could you live without knowing that.

(And don’t forget my old rap song “Kwame Got Fat”, either.)

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