Secrets and Lies

Watching a family age, in pictures, one year at a time.

Friday, catching up with someone cool I haven't caught up with in a bit. Relaxing, fun.

Saturday, slow day at work, followed by a raucous affair of a party for 224215152. Rockin' good time! Up all hours. Crashed at a friend's house.

Sunday, sleeping in, then relaxing and more catching up. Got home, ordered delivery with M., caught up on some TV.

Today, Z. arrives shortly. No real commitment, other than a cool friend dropping by.

Tomorrow, much-despised lawn-mowing, but no other real commitments, other than hanging with Z.

"...That's why there's such fervent demands for a 'public option; - because it's the only thing that can keep costs low and thus prevent this bill from being nothing more than a glorified bailout of the insurance and drug industries, which is exactly what will happen if 50 million people are forced by law to buy their products with no cost-control mechanism but ample government subsidies. Yet still, the prevailing Beltway narrative continues to be that it's those loser fringe Leftists who are impeding true reform by demanding a 'public option.'"

The long-awaited torture report is finally released. And, coincidentally enough, when it drops we also get a special prosecutor on the issue.

Glen Greenwald has been kicking butt on this. Check these out:
* 'Eric Holder announces investigation based on Abu Ghraib model.'
* 'What every American should be made to learn about the IG Torture Report.' (Warning: graphic.)