Tuesday, March 29, 2005

articles 3/29

NY Times
Report Assails CIA for Failure on Iraq Weapons

W. Post
Bush's Two Minds

NY Sun
Congress Turns Up Heat on U.N. Headquarters

Tax rates
by Bruce Bartlett
As people work on their tax returns, they would do well to spend a couple of minutes before they finish calculating their tax rates.

The Washington Post Bombs Nuclear History
Did Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and Paul Wolfowitz try to stoke Iran's nuclear ambition in the '70s?
by Henry Sokolski

Let's get real about Social Security and Medicare
by Star Parker
The Social Security and Medicare trustees have just issued their annual report on the state of these programs, and the picture is not pretty.

Easter Charade
There's no resurrecting Terri Schiavo.
By Christopher Hitchens

Whose Team Am I On?
by David Brooks

AP
Anthrax dumped near Saddam palace
An Iraqi scientist has told U.S. interrogators that her team destroyed Iraq's stock of anthrax in 1991 by dumping it practically at the gates of one of Saddam's main palaces, but never told U.N. inspectors for fear of angering the dictator.

LA Times
Wendy's customer can't sleep since finding finger in chili

Reuters
Americans Too Sleepy for Sex, Poll Finds
Many Americans are so sleepy that they are having problems in their marriages, making mistakes at work and even going without sex, according to a report released on Tuesday.

AP
Poll: Most American Adults Sleep Poorly
Getting a good night's sleep is hard for many adults and that often means poorer health, lower productivity on the job, more danger on the roads and a less vibrant sex life.

San Diego Union-Tribune
U2 Again Looks to Reach New Heights, as 'Vertigo' Tour Opens

U2.com
'Everyone, Everyone, Everyone...'
U2's 'Vertigo//2005' Tour kicked off to a rapturous reception in San Diego tonight.
Photos from San Diego

Set List San Diego, Monday March 27th,2005
*City of Blinding Lights (Slide guitar effect from Edge)
*Vertigo/Stories for Boys
*Electric Co. ("I can see for miles and miles" - Bono Who song)
*An Cat Dubh/Into the Heart
*Beautiful Day/Beatles' "Black Bird"
*New Year's Day(Bono doesn't talk to audience)
*Miracle Drug (Edge sang last verse)
*Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own (Bono says, "My father would have loved to have been in show business")
*Love and Peace or Else (Larry uses drum set at end of Ellipse for beginning of song, then leaves midway. Bono drums on little drum set at end) (Larry singing "Release! Release!" with Bono)
*Sunday, Bloody Sunday
*Bullet the Blue Sky (Hands that Built America/Donnie Comes Marching Home - Bono puts blind fold over eyes, drops to his knees)
*Running to Stand Still (Edge sings "la la la di days") (Movie with Global Declaration of Human Rights. Different faces reading articles)
*Zoo Station (bull-fighting w/ Edge singing thru head mic)
*The Fly (streams of light that showed slogons from ZooTV)
*Elevation (Larry w/ head mic. singing)
(end of main set)
(Encore)
*Pride (Bono speaks on Africa on MLK's dream. "Sing for Africa")
*Where the Streets Have No Name
*One (Bono thanks "Mexican friends for coming up. We'll see you next year" and talks about the One Campaign)
*All Because of You (Bono w/ tamborine)
*Yahweh (Larry steps away from drums, playing keyboard)
*40 (Bono introduces the band leaves the stage first. Then Adam, then Edge, then Larry ends with drum solo)

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