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This MSNBC video describes how the local economy benefits from the interdependence of food businesses.

Austin’s own Green Gate Farms, Greenling, and Slow Money Austin appear in the video.

Twenty-year-old Saudi native and South Plains College student Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari was arrested yesterday after a chemical supplier -- and a delivery service as well -- reported his suspicious purchase to the authorities.

Keith Olbermann of MSNBC recently editorialized that the Tea Party movement was devoid of “people of color.” The rallies I have seen on my local news show a good mix of what I think is meant by the term “people of color”, including blacks, hispanics, Pacific islanders and asians.

But I do live in the most diverse state in the nation, and it would be hard to find any meeting of “pure white” people in this state.

Remember when I was talking about impotent rage on the left and the right in a post about Glenn Beck a couple days ago?

Well, now we’ve got an analog to that and it comes in the form of this shameful screed by one of MSNBC’s newest commentators…

Just got word from the net that they bumped it up given Teddy’s death last night.

If you want to see a preview, click here.

Whether you love them or hate them (it’s hard to be indifferent), there’s no doubt that the Kennedy brothers are still the people you think of first when talking about political dynasties.

MSNBC has put together a documentary of John, Bobby and Teddy and it’s set to air soon.

Here’s a preview of some of the interviews they got…

We’re already starting to hear the 1992 meme, but will 2010 be a watershed moment of Repubs?