Less comical part of the HB Gary vs. Anonymous thing:
Among the emails that were published was a report prepared by HB Gary -- in conjunction with several other top online security firms, including Palantir Technologies -- on how to destroy WikiLeaks. The emails indicated the report was part of a proposal to be submitted to Bank of America through its outside law firm, Hunton & Williams.
[...]in other leaked HB Gary emails, ThinkProgress discovered that similar proposals were prepared for the Chamber of Commerce to attack progressive groups and other activists (including ThinkProgress). And perhaps most disturbing of all, Hunton & Williams was recommended to Bank of America's General Counsel by the Justice Department -- meaning the U.S. Government is aiding Bank of America in its defense against/attacks on WikiLeaks.
NYT is reporting "Mubarak Steps Down, Vice President Says"
NYT is reporting "Mubarak Steps Down, Vice President Says"
I just came in to post the same thing, from AJElive. W00t!
Me too!
Will be very interesting to see what the next few days bring.
The SO just left for his camping/fishing trip about an hour ago, and the Biscuit is already pining for him, watching out the sunroom window for his return. Poor poppet, it's going to be a long three days for him. He loves his girl, especially for snuggles, but it's no substitute for his boy. And who will wrestle him? Woes.
I, on the other hand, am in a ridiculously good mood. I am not getting out of inside pants today, because I am home all day, and furthermore, there is no one to see me! I woke up at a reasonable hour and have routined all the routines, so I am in good shape. Now to list out what I want to get done, and to get after it! Onerous task day for me!
But the VP is a major asshole, right?
For those of you who don't want to live in a Borg cube, here's another option: Image of the Day: relax in your own hanging pod
I should probably do something besides listen to the new Gaga single today, yes?
Probably. But not necessarily.
I need one of those pods.
